Lesotho: The National Vision 2020

The unemployment rate in 2008 was 24%. Only 233,000 of the 600,000 people employed have not got regular wages. The rest are informal activities, usually pay in kind. Therefore, under the guidance of the National Strategic Development Plan (NSDP), the 2013/14 budget aims to promote sustainable and employment-oriented economic growth. The goal is to achieve 6-7% annual growth through targeted expenditure and to create 50,000 sustainable jobs per year at the end of the program period.

The development of Lesotho is now guided by the statement of Vision 2020, which clearly states that Lesotho will become a stable democratic country by 2020. - When you teach leadership skills in your organization, there are obviously personal development themes and employee development themes. The most common reason this is the reality is that there is no time.

Why did not Lesotho's 50-year development project produce meaningful benefits? This is the focus of our own research, in general Lesotho researchers in particular responded to this question in various ways. This is also an urgent task. Lesotho is one of the people with the highest HIV prevalence rate in the world and the shortest average life expectancy. More than half of the 2 million people earn less than $ 1.90 per day. Even today, one third of Lesotho's central government expenditure is financed through development assistance, as independence, development assistance and other external assistance have played a major role in political life.

Unlimited population growth is not a big problem for Lesotho, but it must be doubtful that the Lesotho people should be able to weigh. As the birthrate declines over the past few decades, the scope of contraception in the country has expanded, and the epidemic of AIDS in Lesotho shows the ongoing need for responsive and thoughtful and accessible reproductive health services It is. Unfortunately, as Lesotho's abortion is largely forbidden, one of the most common causes of hospitalization for women of childbearing age is poor or incomplete abortion. This phenomenon emphasizes the fact that women in Lesotho generally ignore the fact that they want to reduce children, but lack safe and healthy means.