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    VISION 2016 AND MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS INDICATORS REPORT, 2013

    1.0 INTRODUCTION

    The brief is to apprise readers on the progress made on monitoring and evaluation of

    Vision 2016 and Millennium Development Goals. Statistics Botswana plays this role aspart of its overall mandate of producing and providing the Government, the privatesector, parastatals, civil society, international organizations, and the general public withofcial statistical information for evidence based decision-making, policy formulation,program/project monitoring and evaluation, and development planning purposes.

    The report presents yearly time series statistics, which are continuously updated as

    and when data become available. The data are mainly from the surveys undertakenby Statistics Botswana and from administrative records of different stakeholders (LineMinistries, Non-Governmental Organizations etc.).

    The Vision 2016 and the Millennium Development Goals statistics are presented inTables 1 and 2, respectively.

    Statistics Botswana hopes that users will nd this report useful and improvements will bemade continuously based on the feedback from readers.

    October 2013

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    2.0 VISION 2016

    Vision 2016 is a product of extensive consultations with a wide cross-section of individualsand institutions in Botswana conducted by the Presidential Task Group from January 1996.It is meant to guide the nation achieve broad results over the next 3 years and thereafter.As a guideline, Vision 2016 is driven by seven strategic pillars which are as follows;

    An Educated, Informed Nation

    A Prosperous, Productive and Innovative Nation A Compassionate, Just and Caring Nation A Safe and Secure Nation An Open, Democratic and Accountable Nation

    A Moral and Tolerant Nation A United and Proud Nation

    Each pillar comprises of different Key Result Areas (KRAs). Furthermore, there are KeyPerformance Indicators (KPIs) under each KRA. These indicators are variables used to

    measure progress towards attainment of each pillar. Presented in this section are fewanalyses to show the trend of some indicators. More detailed statistics are presented inTable 1.

    2.1 Percent of the Unemployed amongst Secondary School Graduates

    The national unemployment rate went down from 19.9 percent in 2001 to 17.9 percent in2009/10. However, the decrease in national unemployment rate was accompanied byan increase in the percentage of the unemployed amongst secondary school graduates,from 19.9 percent in 2001 to 24.3 percent in 2010. The percentage was highest in 2006

    at 35.0 percent before it fell to 24.3 percent in 2010. The increases in the percentageof unemployed secondary school graduates was accompanied by high levels ofunemployment rates amongst persons aged 15 19 years, which stood at 48.9, 26.7 and41.4 percent in 2001, 2006 and 2010, respectively. The increase in the percentage of theunemployed amongst secondary school graduates over the period could be partly due

    to increases in the net enrolment rates for senior secondary school, which went up from20.0 to 26.5 percent between 2001 and 2008.

    2.2 Maternal Mortality Ratio

    Maternal mortality ratio (number of maternal death per 100,000 live births) as shown in

    Figure 2 decreased from 190 in 2001 to 139.8 in 2006. The ratio was highest in 2008 at 195.7,before going down in subsequent years to reach 163.0 in 2010. Maternal mortality ratioincreased to 188.9 in 2011. The trend in maternal mortality ratio shows uctuations biasedupwards. The lowest was recorded in 2006.

    2.3 Percentage Share of Mining and Government GDP to total GDP

    From the year 2001 to 2004, the share of mining and Government GDP steadily decreasedfrom 47.7 to 40.3 percent in 2004. There was a general increase in the years 2005 to 2007,before sustained general decrease between 2008 and 2010, with the lowest share of 30.9

    percent observed at the height of global economic recession in 2009.

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    2.4 Crime Rate per 10,000 Population

    For the period 2001 to 2013, crime rate was lowest in 2001 at 1, 166 per 10, 000 population.There has been a general increase in the crime rate since 2001, with a high of 1, 849 per10, 000 population recorded in 2008, after which there was a consistent decline in thecrime rate, with 1, 705 crimes per 10, 000 population recorded in 2012. Figure 4 showscrime rate between 2001 through 2012.

    3.0 MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS

    Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) are a set of eight (8) goals adopted by 189 UNmember states (including Botswana) at the September 2000 Millennium Summit of theUnited Nations. These goals spell out what member states intend to do so as to eradicatemany dimensions of poverty and achieve sustainable human development. Associatedwith these goals are a set of 18 targets and more than 48 indicators. All the 18 targetsare to be met by 2015. The 48 plus indicators were identied so as to help in monitoringprogress towards these goals, which are as follows;

    Goal 1:Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger Goal 2: Achieve universal primary education

    Goal 3: Promote gender equality and empowerment Goal 4: Reduce child mortality Goal 5: Improve maternal health Goal 6: Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases Goal 7: Ensure environmental sustainability Goal 8: Develop a global partnership for development

    Presented in this section are trends of some of the indicators which are used to track

    MDGs progress. More detailed statistics are presented in Table 2.

    3.1 Ratio of Girls to Boys in Primary School

    The ratio of girls to boys in primary school, which was 0.99 in 2001 went down to 0.97in 2005. The ratio was almost constant from 2006 to 2011, ranging from 0.95 to 0.96. Ingeneral, the ratio of girls to boys has not shown any signicant change over the years.

    3.2 HIV Prevalence among 20-24 year old Pregnant Women

    The national HIV prevalence rate was estimated at 17.1 in 2004, and slightly increased to17.8 in 2008. In addition, the National AIDS Coordinating Agency (NACA) conducts annual

    sentinel surveillance to monitor prevalence of HIV among pregnant women aged 15 49.These survey show that between 2004 and 2011, HIV prevalence among the populationsaged 15 19 years and 20 24 year old pregnant women recorded decreases. For the15-19 years age group, HIV prevalence went down from 17.8 to 10.0, while prevalencerate for the 20-24 year old pregnant women was estimated to have gone down from 30.6in 2004 to 19.0 in 2011. Figure 6 shows HIV prevalence amongst 20-24 year old pregnantwomen from 2001 to 2011.

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    3.3 Employment to Population Ratio

    The employment to population ratio is the ratio of the employed population to the total

    population. A higher ratio shows that the economy is performing better as it shows that theeconomy is absorbing more people into employment. Figure 7 and table 2 show that theratio had been increasing since 2005 before a decline following the global economic crisisin 2010. The trend for employment to population ratio is presented in Figure 7 and Table 2.The ratio was 45.5 percent in 2006 and increased to 56.8 percent in 2008. In 2010, the ratiowent down to 49.3 percent.

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    TABLE1:VISION2016INDICATORS,20012012

    PILLAR

    KEYRESULTAREA

    INDICATOR

    S

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    AnEducated,

    InformedNation

    ComputerandIT

    LiterateSociety

    %Homesw

    ithcomputers

    3.9

    4.5

    8.0

    10.3

    Systemo

    fQuality

    Education

    %Unemplo

    yedamongstsecondaryschool

    graduates

    %Unemplo

    yedamongstuniversitygraduates

    19.9

    28.6

    35.0

    24.3

    3.2

    17.5

    8.6

    5.9

    %Unemplo

    yedamongstvocationalgraduates

    13.4

    18.4

    17.1

    11.3

    Universaland

    continuingEducation

    NetEnrolmentratesforprimaryschool

    87.2

    89.7

    90

    89.5

    88.4

    89.2

    86.9

    85.6

    85.8

    89.4

    89.7

    93.1

    (6-12years)

    NetEnrolmentratesforjuniorsecondary

    44.0

    45

    46.8

    47.7

    48.7

    49.7

    50.3

    52.3

    school(13-15years)

    NetEnrolmentratesforseniorsecondary

    16.2

    17.7

    20.0

    19.7

    20.4

    24.2

    23.8

    26.5

    school(16-17years)

    AdultLitera

    cyrate

    81.0

    Prosperous,

    Productiveand

    Innovative

    Nation

    FullEmployment

    by2016

    Unemploym

    entrate

    19.6

    23.8

    24.6

    17.5

    26.2

    17.9

    RapidEconomic

    Growthand

    Diversication

    %Shareofmining+govtGDPtototalGDP

    47.4

    44.4

    41.4

    40.3

    45.9

    45.4

    42.4

    40.5

    30.9

    38.8

    38.5

    34.7

    (constant2

    006),Prices

    Capitalformationrate

    25.7

    25.3

    25.5

    27.3

    26.5

    26.3

    26.9

    26.8

    31.8

    32

    33.8

    37.1

    Percapita

    GDP(constant2006prices),Pula

    27,230

    28,350

    29,114

    29,350

    30,121

    31,919

    34,050

    34,726

    31,413

    34,862

    RateofGD

    Pgrowthinrealterms

    -0.1

    6.1

    4.6

    2.7

    4.6

    8

    8.7

    3.9

    -7.8

    8.6

    6.1

    3.7

    (constant2

    006prices)%

    ShareofAg

    riculturetototalworkforce

    12.3

    21.2

    22.6

    29.9

    12.5

    25.4

    Emptycells=data

    notavailable

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    TABLE1:VISIO

    N2016INDICATORS,20012012(Continues)

    PILLAR

    KEYRESULTAREA

    INDICATO

    RS

    2

    001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    20

    05

    2006

    2007

    2008

    20

    09

    2010

    2011

    2012

    Compassionate,

    JustandCaring

    Nation

    AdequateSupplyof

    SafeWater

    Proportio

    nofpopulationwhousesafe

    96.0

    95.8

    90.9

    95.8

    96.2

    96.0

    drinkingwatersource

    Eradicationof

    AbsolutePovertyby

    2016

    Povertyrate(PopulationlivingbelowPDL)

    30.6

    19.3

    GoodQualityHealth

    Servicesby2016

    Infantmo

    rtalityrate(per1,000)

    56.0

    48.0

    57.0

    57.0

    57

    .0

    Lifeexpe

    ctancy(years)

    55.6

    54.4

    Maternalmortalityrate(100,000)

    190

    157.9

    139.8

    183.5

    195.7

    189

    .6

    163.0

    188.9

    MoreEquitable

    distributionofIncome

    by2016

    GinicoefcientorLorenzcurveestimate

    0.573

    0.645

    StopSpreadofHIVby

    2016

    HIV/AIDS

    National

    prevalen

    cerate

    17.1

    17.6

    Emptycells=datanotavailable

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    TABLE1:VISION2016INDICATORS,2001201

    2(Continues)

    PILLAR

    KEYRESULTAREA

    INDICATORS

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    Safeand

    Secure

    Nation

    Safeand

    Secure

    Numberofroadacc

    identsper10,000

    101.9

    1

    07.2

    107.7

    106

    101.4

    97.9

    110.9

    114.9

    111.2

    104.1

    87.4

    93.3

    Society

    Population

    Numberofroadfata

    litiesper100,000

    31.3

    31.0

    32.7

    31.0

    26.1

    24.7

    28.3

    25.6

    26.4

    21.8

    26.2

    21.5

    Population

    Totalcrime(numbers)

    195,949

    222

    ,966

    218,430

    244,904

    263,044

    267,962

    271,277

    328,468

    327,076

    329,161

    322,193

    320,269

    Totalcrimerate/10,000population

    1,166

    1

    ,337

    1,291

    1,431

    1,523

    1,540

    1,544

    1,849

    1,819

    1,806

    1,742

    1,705

    Totalnumberofrape

    andattemptedrape

    94.2

    88.0

    89.0

    89.0

    90.0

    88.2

    90.9

    105.6

    97.5

    102.3

    97.3

    110.4

    casesper100,000po

    pulation

    %Increaseperannuminnumberofrape

    -0.08

    0.0

    2.24

    0.73

    2.11

    0.09

    0.2

    -0.06

    0.06

    0.06

    -0.03

    Open,

    Democratic

    and

    Accountable

    Nation

    O

    penand

    Transparent

    ParticipationrateinNationalelections

    46.8

    55.5

    G

    overnance

    Participationratein

    referendum

    4.9

    Emptycells=datanotavailable

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    TABLE2:MILL

    ENNIUMDEVELOPMENTGOALS

    INDICATORS,2001-2012

    GOAL

    TARGET

    INDICATOR

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    20

    05

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    Goal1:Eradicate

    ExtremePoverty

    andHunger

    Target1:Half,between

    1990and2015the

    proportionofpeople

    livingonlessthan

    oneDollaraday

    Proportionofpopulationbelow$1perday

    (PPP-va

    lues)

    23.4

    6.4

    Target1.1:Achieve

    fullandproductive

    employmentanddecent

    workforall,including

    womenandyoung

    people

    Employmenttopopulationratio

    37.8

    45.5

    46

    56.8

    48.6

    Target2:Half,between

    1990and2015the

    proportionofpeople

    whosufferfrom

    hunger

    Prevale

    nceofunderweightchildren

    (under-veyearsofage)

    9.3

    6.5

    6.0

    6.8

    5.2

    4.8

    4.6

    4.3

    3.5

    3.2

    4.6

    Goal2:Achieve

    Universal

    Primary

    Education

    Target3:Ensurethat

    by2015children

    everywhere,boysand

    girlsalike,willbeableto

    completeafull

    courseofprimary

    schooling

    Proportionofpupilsstartinggrade1who

    reachg

    rade5

    84

    86.3

    86.3

    86

    84

    86.1

    86.4

    87.9

    87.6

    88.4

    Netenrolmentratesforprimaryschool

    (6-12years)

    87.2

    89.7

    90

    89.5

    88.4

    89.2

    86.9

    85.6

    85.8

    89.4

    89.7

    93.1

    Literacy

    rateof15-24yearolds

    93.7

    95.8

    Emptycells=datanotavailable

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    TABLE2:MILLE

    NNIUMDEVELOPMENTGOALSINDICATORS,2001-2012(Continues)

    GOAL

    TARGET

    INDIC

    ATOR

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    Goal5:Improve

    MaternalHealth

    Target6:Reduceby

    three-quarters,

    between1990and

    2015,thematernal

    mortalityrate

    Proportionofbirthsattendedbyskilled

    92

    96.5

    96.1

    97.3

    94

    99.3

    99.5

    98.3

    99.5

    99.1

    healt

    hpersonnel

    Mate

    rnalmortalityrate(per100,000)

    190

    15

    7.9

    139.8

    183.5

    195.7

    189.6

    163

    188.9

    Goal6:Combat

    HIV/AIDS,

    Malariaand

    otherdiseases

    Target7:Havehalted

    by2015,andbegunto

    reverse,thespreadof

    HIV/AIDS

    HIVP

    revalenceamong15-19yearold

    24.7

    21,0

    22.8

    17.8

    1

    8.1

    17.5

    17.2

    13.2

    10.0

    pregnantwomen

    HIVP

    revalenceamong20-24yearold

    38.7

    37.4

    38.6

    30.6

    3

    1.2

    29.4

    27.9

    24.1

    19.0

    pregnantwomen

    Cont

    raceptiveprevalencerate

    4

    8.0

    52.0

    76.1

    Target8:Havehalted

    by2015,andbegunto

    reverse,theincidence

    ofmalariaandother

    majordiseases

    Preva

    lencerateassociated

    with

    0.62

    0.58

    0.62

    0.6

    0.6

    0.52

    0.47

    0.54

    tuberculosis

    ProportionofTBcasesdetectedand

    cured

    28.0

    33.0

    35.0

    36.0

    3

    6.4

    42.7

    50.0

    52.0

    59.7

    49.6

    unde

    rDOTS(DirectlyObserved

    Treatment

    Short

    Course)

    Emptycells=datanot

    available

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    INDICATORS,2001-2012(Contin

    ues)

    GOAL

    TARGET

    INDICATOR

    2001

    2002

    2003

    2004

    2005

    2006

    2007

    2008

    2009

    2010

    2011

    2012

    Goal7:Ensure

    Environmental

    Sustainability

    Target9:Integratethe

    principlesof

    sustainable

    developmentinto

    countrypoliciesand

    programmesand

    reversethelossof

    environmental

    resources

    GDPperunitofenergyuse(asproxy

    0.28

    0.3

    0.32

    0.56

    0.44

    forenergyefciency)

    CarbonDioxide

    Emissions,MillionPula

    2.47

    2.57

    2.46

    3.26

    perTerajoule(percapita,per1000

    grams)

    Landareaprotectedto

    19.1

    19.1

    19.1

    19.1

    19.1

    19.1

    19.1

    maintainbiological

    diversication

    Target9.1:Reduce

    biodiversityloss,

    achieving,by2010,a

    signicantreduction

    intherateofloss

    Proportionofspeciesthreatenedwith

    extinction

    8.1

    4.1

    Waterusetototalwaterresources

    1.81

    1.84

    1.87

    1.4

    1.12

    Target10:Halve,by

    2015,proportionof

    peoplewithout

    sustainableaccessto

    safedrinkingwater

    Proportionofpopulationwith

    sustainable

    96.0

    95.8

    95.8

    90.9

    96.1

    96.2

    96.0

    accesstoanimprovedwatersource

    Goal8:Develop

    a

    Global

    Partnershipfor

    Development

    Target16:Incooperation

    withdeveloping

    countries,develop&

    implementstrategiesfor

    decent&productive

    workforall

    Unemploymentrateof15-24year

    olds

    40.9

    51.1

    55.7

    32.6

    49.5

    36.0

    Emptycells=datano

    tavailable