Civil societies key to Vision 2036 drive- Molomo

Christopher Molomo PIC: BW PARLIAMENT
Christopher Molomo PIC: BW PARLIAMENT

In order to take services to the public and cover up for the lost crowd, Vision 2036 Coordinating Agency aims to engage Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) to work with them towards educating people about the vision.

Addressing different stakeholders on a capacity-strengthening workshop during the Vision 2036 Commemorative Month of September, Vision 2036 Council chief executive officer (CEO) , Christopher Molomo said CSOs are key partners towards realising Vision 2036. He also acknowledged that they are aware of some of the lessons they should have learnt from Vision 2016, which include the establishment of a forum that would ensure that all those who are required for delivery of the vision are brought on board so that there is constructive engagement.

“We have not been able to put together a good infrastructure for getting engagement of potential partners. In particular, Civil Society who are very key partner in terms of delivering the Vision. One of the key impediments has been the capacity at the secretariat level. You may realise that we have three members of the secretariat where I am a CEO and two directors that we have. We are currently working with government to ensure that necessary structures are put in place so that we are able to service whatever structures or initiatives we put on place,” he said.

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