This is an Act of Parliament outlining provisions for the registration and practice regulation of veterinary surgeons in Zambia and for other related matters.

The act enforces the resolutions of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, as related to the trade of flora species in Botswana. The act provides for better regulation and protection of forests and forest produce in the country.

The vision of this policy is “A free, responsible, pluralistic and sustainanle media industry.” The objectives of the policy include: promoting freedom of expression and diversity in the media; to promote transparency; promote democratic dialogue; promote professionalism in the media; and to promote infrastructural development in the media industry.

This plan is based on the Ministry’s vision to facilitate the development of fisheries and livestock to contribute to sustainable food, nutrition security and income generation. This plan is an operation framework for attaining the vision within the next two years (2020 – 2021).

This policy aims to coordinate, regulate and improve higher education and skills training in Zambia. Some measures outline by the policy include: human resource development; improving the quality of higher education institutions; capacity building for universities through loans; promoting innovation and research in higher education; and to promote the learning of science, technology, engineering and mathematics in higher education institutions.

This policy is aimed at promoting sustainable water resources development to facilitate equitable provision of adequate quality and quantity of water to ensure water resources security in Zambia.

The general objective of this policy is to support inclusive economic growth and development in Zambia through the promotion of gainful and decent work in all sectors of the economy.

This document is the implementation plan of the National Employment and Labour Market Policy. The document outline the policy measures, activities, output, responsible unit, and estimated resources for the implementation of the policy.

The vision of this policy is for “innovative and productive life-long education and training accessible to all by 2030. The overall goal of the policy is for equitable accessible education and skills training opportunities for sustainable livelihood and development in Zambia.

The objectives of this policy include: to promote sustainable livestock production; establish standard and quality for livestock and livestock products; promote research and development in livestock; promote animal welfare; and to improve animal health service delivery in Zambia.

This plan was developed to ensure the implementatio of the main policy. The plan outlines the role government and stakeholders in livestock development and strategies to tranform and develop the livestock industry in Zambia.

This policy aims to: promote research in sicence and technology; promote international technology transfer; and to improve human capital and technological skills of citizens to improve productivity in Zambia.

The policy aims to: improve the legal framework in the water sector; strengthen coordination and management in the water and sanitation sector; and enhance service delivery in the water and sanitation sector.

This standards aim to ensure compliance and network management and ICT in the public to improve effeciency and effectiveness in public service delivery.

This guidelines aim to: improve education for vulnerable groups; improve completion rates for vulnerable learners; improve the completion rate of female in secondary schools; and ensure gender equity in the education system.

The objectives of this policy include: to take advantage of demographic opportunities; to address rural-urban migration; and to incorporate demographic consideration in national economic planning.

The purpose of these standards is to ensure security of data and information across public sector entities and to digital transition across public sector entities in Zambia.

These standard aim to standardised approach to human capital management in ICT across the public sector in Zambia.

The objectives of this policy include: to ensure the reliabilty and usability of public records; improve the standardisation and processing of public records; and to inspire public trust in public information and records.

This policy aims to train future public workers for effective public service delivery; ensure higher caliber of staffs in the public sector; and ensure public workers continuously learn, innovate and grow.