Being a public entity under the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, the NCC focuses on the following priorities.
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.
Core Values
Our renowned coaching programs will allow you to:
- Diligence
- Integrity
- Professionalism
- Innovativeness
- Teamwork
- Ubuntu
Mission
To provide evidence-based policy advice and recommendations for creating
and maintaining an enabling environment that enhances industry productivity
and competitiveness of Zimbabwean goods and services in domestic and global
markets.
Vision
A leading catalyst for improving Zimbabwe’s global competitiveness by 2030.
Our Background
Being a public entity under the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, the NCC focuses on the following priorities.
- Promote investment and national competitiveness;
- Promote value addition and beneficiation of agricultural produce and minerals;
- achieve structural; transformation of the economy;
- Promote and strengthen value chains;
- Ease of doing business reforms