Agriculture
Agriculture is essential for meeting the most basic human need: food security.
Diaspora
The diaspora is a vital component of Gambian society.
Education
Reason why education needs special attention is that The Gambia has a young population
Energy
Energy is the backbone of modern social life and economic activity..
Environment
Environmental policy must entail the conservation of fauna and flora.
Financial Services
Agriculture is essential for meeting the most basic human need: food security.
Fiscal Policy
Fiscal policy is too important for its current mismanagement to continue.
Fisheries
The fisheries sector has tremendous transformational potential for the country in terms of food security, job creation, and foreign direct investment.
Foreign Affairs
Managing our foreign affairs carefully should be an important area of responsibility for our government.
Gender
Giving people the same treatment is a basic acknowledgment of the dignity to which everyone is entitled.
Health
Health is important because it is both a fundamental right and necessary for development.
ICT
ICT is a driver of productivity increases in all spheres of life by enabling faster information processing and automation.
Industrialization
Without industrialization, a country cannot transform from an agrarian system to an advanced economy.
Information Communication
The Information and Communications (IC) sector in The Gambia plays a critical role in national development and democratic consolidation.
Justice
A functioning legal system is a key bedrock of an orderly, fair and just society.
Land
Land is a natural resource often referred to as the "mother of all other natural resources," such as trees, soil, and minerals.
Minerals
Minerals are unique natural resources in that, unlike other natural resources such as trees and fish, they are both limited and non-renewable.
Security
Security is paramount in society, as human relationships are unsustainable without it.
Systemic Transformation
The PPA identifies at a granular level, The Gambia’s multiple developmental challenges, while also appreciating the intertwining nature of these challenges.
Tourism
Tourism is a vital service sector that enables countries to monetize their natural resources, including landmarks, cultural heritage sites, and other attractions.
Transport
Without this infrastructure, social connectivity among people in a country will be severely restricted.
Urban Planning
Urban planning involves designing and regulating land use in urban areas to improve the quality of life for residents.
Water and Sanitation
Tourism is a vital service sector that enables countries to monetize their natural resources, including landmarks, cultural heritage sites, and other attractions.
Youths
There is no standard definition of youth in the country. Youth is defined as individuals aged 13-30 in the National Youth Policy in The Gambia.
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