The Ministry of Labour and Social Security, through the National Productivity Development Department (NPDD), today officially launched four key productivity reports aimed at strengthening Zambia’s productivity agenda and driving sustainable economic growth.
Officiating at the launch held at Sarovar Hotel in Lusaka, Honourable Brenda Mwika Tambatamba, MP, Minister of Labour and Social Security, emphasized that productivity remains the backbone of national development, job creation, enterprise growth, and improved livelihoods.
The reports launched include:
– 2025 Productivity Monitoring Report
– 2023 Zambia Productivity Report
– Labour Productivity Trend Analysis Policy Brief (2018–2023)
– Policy Brief on the Productivity Ecosystems for Decent Work Programme
The Minister highlighted that the launch, taking place on Day 69 of the ongoing 100 Days of Productivity Activism under the theme “Mindset Shift for a Productive Zambia: Every Positive Action Counts,” demonstrates Government’s continued commitment to promoting a culture of productivity across all sectors of the economy in line with the 8th National Development Plan (8NDP).
