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Domestic Competitiveness

The Department provides evidence-based analysis of the supply and demand on all sectors of the economy, and recommend interventions for enhanced productivity and competitiveness.

Research and Policy Analysis

The Department provides evidence-based research, policy and regulatory analysis to advise on measures to enhance national productivity and global competitiveness.

International Competitiveness

The Department analyses the country’s global competitiveness performance through, engagements and partnerships with international competitiveness institutions.

Our Background

The National Competitiveness Commission (NCC) is a statutory body established by an Act
of Parliament called the National Competitiveness Commission Act Chapter 14:36,
No.6/2017 and came into effect on 23 June 2017.

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Domestic Competitiveness Department Mandate

Provide evidence-based analysis of the supply and demand on all sectors of the economy, and recommend interventions for enhanced productivity and competitiveness.

International Competitiveness Department Mandate

Analyse the country’s global competitiveness performance through, engagements and partnerships with international competitiveness institutions..

Research and Policy Analysis Department Mandate

Provide evidence-based research, policy and regulatory analysis to advise on measures to enhance national productivity and global competitiveness.

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Governance

 

The Commission is governed by a Board of Commissioners drawn from various sectors, providing strategic direction and oversight. The Board reports to the Minister responsible for Industry and Commerce, ensuring alignment with national development goals.

Operational functions are handled by the Secretariat, led by the Executive Director, who manages day-to-day activities and oversees a team focused on research, stakeholder engagement, and driving the Commission’s competitiveness agenda.

FAQ

What is NCC?

The National Competitiveness Commission (NCC) is a statutory body established by an Act
of Parliament called the National Competitiveness Commission Act Chapter 14:36,
No.6/2017 and came into effect on 23 June 2017.
The Commission falls under the purview of the Ministry of Industry and Commerce.

Where are you located?

1 Adylinn Road, Agriculture House Corner Marlborough Drive & Adylinn Road Marlborough, Harare

What do you do?

As guided by the National Competitiveness Commission Act, the mandate of the Commission is to enable the creation of a competitive environment for Zimbabwean business through development. Coordination and implementation of the key policy improvements.

What is the concept of national competitiveness?

The concept “national competitiveness” examines the ability of a national economy to grow. It is measured by a set of factors, policies, and institutions that determine a country’s level of productivity.

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