LEA launches an all-sector strategy

Thursday, July 17, 2014

The Local Enterprises Authority (LEA) this week launched a new strategy that will see the authority covering all sectors of the economy instead of focusing on a few targeted segments of the economy.

In the past strategy, 2010-2014 LEA only focused on four sectors of the economy which include dairy, leather, piggery and horticulture.

Launching the new four-year strategy in Gaborone this week, LEA chief executive, Tebogo Matome said the authority would adopt a customer centric focus while offering high quality interventions and services.

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