The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund (MVAF, hereafter the Fund) of Botswana’s mandate is to promote road safety and compensate those affected by road traffic accidents in the form of benefits (medical and rehabilitation costs, funeral costs, loss on income, loss of support and other necessary social support services). The total benefits payable by the Fund are limited by 1 million Botswanan pulas (BWP).

The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund (MVAF, hereafter the Fund) of Botswana was established in 1986 and its mandate is to promote road safety, compensate, rehabilitate, and support those affected by road crashes in Botswana. In 2018, the Fund embarked on a project to develop the case management strategy to support the main five-year corporate strategy.

The case management system (CMS) project for the Motor Vehicle Accident Fund (MVAF, hereafter the Fund) of Botswana was implemented in 2018. MVAF identified the need to find ways to provide prompt and timely compensation and intensive rehabilitation to its claimants. The case management section was established in 2009 under the Customer Services Department to oversee medical treatment and rehabilitation and the overall welfare of its claimants.

bizSAFE is a five-step programme, developed by the Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Council which is a statutory body under the Ministry of Manpower, that assists companies to build up their WSH capabilities to achieve quantum improvements in safety and health standards at the workplace (for more information click here

To minimize manual labour and errors involved in the conventional labour-intensive method of transcribing data by data entry officers, Central Provident Fund Board (CPFB) began actively promoting the use of e submissions in 2000, through various innovative methods catering to the different needs of different employer segments.