Steps To Deliver

Success of the ETP, is dependent upon effective implementation of the initiatives and actual delivery of the expected outcomes.

This will require the public and private sectors to work in true partnership to carry out the 131 EPPs spanning 12 NKEAs.

Our Promise to the Private Sector

To successfully deliver a programme of this scale requires multiple parties to work together in a new way towards a clear common goal.

The ETP will require projects to be initiated and carried out by the private sector, and the Government will be held accountable for supporting and facilitating implementation. In this spirit, the Government commits to a specifc and actionable Promise to the Private Sector.

Government's Promises to the Private Sector

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  Ensure the private sector owns EPPs wherever possible
  Shifting the public sector's role to providing support and facilitation;
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  Fast-track amending regulations
  Removing barriers and establishing other enablers that are specifcally required by EPPs;
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  Avoid crowding out private sector investment
  focus investment of public funds only as a catalyst;
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  Award public contracts
  For funding EPPs using a merit-based, market-friendly, transparent and rapid process;
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  Revamp MIDA
  To effectively attract foreign and domestic investment at the targetted EPPs;
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  Regularly seek
  Responsively act on feedback from the private sector;
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  Provide annual reports
  To objectively assess the impact of ETP; and
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  Maintain ETP as a national priority
  Ensuring it is prioritised in terms of leadership attention, funding and support.