Vision
“The Lesotho we want”:
“The transformation of the Kingdom of Lesotho into a just, prosperous and stable country marked by effective and people focussed institutions, national unity of purpose, rule of law, good governance and human rights”
Mission
“The Promotion of long term national stability, unity and reconciliation; The creation of professional, well-functioning and effective institutions for the efficient management of public affairs, Service delivery and development; Building a national consensus on and development and implementation of constitutional and other legal changes as needed”
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Guiding Principles for the Reforms
The process is anchored on the following key principles
The Facilitative Role of the Government
The Government facilitates and offer strategic leadership for the reforms;
National Ownership by all Basotho
The reforms succeed if they are fully owned by the Basotho through a consultative process;
Dialogue & Consensus Building
The reform process is be guided by the Basotho culture of consultation and consensus building and by established international standards of democratic participation.
Strategic Vision
The Reform Stakeholders articulate and be guided by a vision of “The Lesotho We Want”. This requires a dialogical engagement with the historical, cultural and social complexities in which that vision is grounded.
Inclusiveness & Participation
The reforms involve the full diversity of Basotho without discrimination of political, social or other status. All Basotho have a voice through public input on the content of programmes and policies - either directly or through legitimate intermediate institutions that represent their interests.
Transparency & Accountability
Information about the processes of the reforms is made accessible to those concerned, and information is provided to render the processes of the reforms understandable and monitorable; all stakeholders will be accountable to each other and to the people.
Challenges Affecting Implementation
of Reforms
Since its inception in 2019, the NRA has faced a myriad of challenges
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