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Welcome to LEA
Knowledge Bank

SMME Employment (Formal)

144,178

SMME contribution to GDP

14.3%

SMME Employment (Informal)

174,452
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Agriculture

Botswana prioritizes agriculture, with 46% of the land zoned for Agricultural production. The sector has potential to create many jobs and currently contributes only 2% to GDP due to low productivity and competition from mining and tourism. Livestock, mainly beef production, generates 80% of agricultural GDP. The government focuses on building resilience in food supply chains and domestic production. In 2022, it restricted imports of 16 horticulture products to boost local production. Development financing has also been restructured and the National Development Bank has been designated to be an agriculture bank to support increased investment and development in the sector.

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Services

According to Statistica International, in 2020, the service sector contributed 65.8% to GDP, up from 55% in 2010. It is the largest employer, especially in hospitality, retail, construction, and transport. Trading services can promote economic diversification and export potential. The dominant services are tourism, transport, construction, and finance. Other services include education, health, communications, and professional services, supporting the rest of the economy. Transport and logistics facilitate industry supply chains and determine competitiveness.

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Tourism

The Botswana government identified tourism as a sector that could contribute to the diversification of the economy from its reliance on the diamond and other minerals. Tourism contributed 13.1% of Botswana’s GDP in 2019, increasing from 6.3% in 2000. In 2019, travel and tourism accounted for 8.9% of total employment in Botswana. The country’s principal tourist attractions are its game reserves, wildlife, and wilderness. The tourism sector encompasses accommodation and food services, transport services; both road and air, professional guide services, game driving and boat cruising, culture and entertainment.

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Technology & Innovation

Digitalization is a priority pillar in Botswana Reset Agenda as the Government sees digital transformation as central to our national development agenda. Digitalization has an immense potential to unlock and enable high productivity in the global space and among Batswana. The Authority continues to adopt innovation and leverage on digital technologies to offer services online.

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Manufacturing

In Botswana, manufacturing contributes 5.5% to GDP, mainly from diamond and beef processing, textiles, and veterinary medicine. The sector employs 7.4% of formal labor, second only to public service. It faces challenges due to reliance on imports for inputs and machinery, and limited domestic demand. Large-scale manufacturers need export markets. Opportunities exist in leather processing, food processing, textiles, jewelry, and concrete products.

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Manufacturing

A SERVICE CONTRACT FOR LOT 1: REVIEW OF ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE, AND LOT 2: REVIEW OF REMUNERATION POLICY AND STRUCTURE FOR LOCAL ENTERPRISE AUTHORITY

Closing Date

Fri, 06, Dec, 2024

A TENDER FOR PROVISION OF EMPLOYEE PSYCHOSOCIAL/COUNSELLING SUPPORT PROGRAMME FOR LOCAL ENTERPRISE AUTHORITY FOR 24 MONTHS

Closing Date

Mon, 28, Oct, 2024

A TENDER FOR PROVISION OF FLEET MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TO LOCAL ENTERPRISE AUTHORITY (LEA) FOR TWENTY-FOUR (24) MONTHS

Closing Date

Wed, 16, Oct, 2024

A TENDER FOR PROVISION OF INSURANCE BROKERAGE SERVICES TO LOCAL ENTERPRISE AUTHORITY FOR THIRTY-SIX (36) MONTHS

Closing Date

Wed, 17, Apr, 2024

LEA TENDER 013/2023-2024- A WORKS CONTRACT FOR REFURBISHMENT, ALUMINIUM GLAZING AND OFFICE PARTITIONING OF MAUN FACTORY SHELL

Closing Date

Thu, 25, Apr, 2024

TENDER REF NO: LEA 011/2023-2024-A TENDER FOR DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF A WATER-COOLING SYSTEM AT DIKABEYA HORTICULTURAL FARM

Closing Date

Tue, 05, Mar, 2024

Provision of cleaning services and grounds maintenance to the Local Enterprise Authority Head Office, Branches and Incubators for 24-months

Closing Date

Wed, 21, Feb, 2024

Provision of security services and alarm monitoring to the Local Enterprise Authority Head Office, Branches and Incubators for 24-months

Closing Date

Mon, 19, Feb, 2024

A SERVICE CONTRACT FOR PROVISION OF RECORDS MANAGEMENT POLICY TO LEA

Closing Date

Fri, 09, Feb, 2024

Notice Of Tender Cancellation - Tender No. LEA 020/2022-2023

Closing Date

Tue, 16, Jan, 2024

TENDER ADDENDUM NO. 01 PROVISION OF INSURANCE BROKERAGE SERVICES TO LEA FOR THIRTY-SIX (36) MONTHS

Closing Date

Fri, 08, Dec, 2023

LEA 006/2023-2024 | PROVISION OF INTERNAL AUDIT SERVICES AND INSURANCE BROKERAGE SERVICES TO LOCAL ENTERPRISE AUTHORITY

Closing Date

Fri, 01, Dec, 2023

LEA 005/2023-2024 | PROVISION OF INTERNAL AUDIT SERVICES AND INSURANCE BROKERAGE SERVICES TO LOCAL ENTERPRISE AUTHORITY

Closing Date

Fri, 01, Dec, 2023

A WORKS CONTRACT FOR PARTITIONING OF THE PALAPYE BRANCH

Closing Date

Wed, 22, Nov, 2023

Provision Of Employee Psychosocial/counselling Support Programme For Local Enterprise Authority

Closing Date

17 January 2025

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INVITATION FOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI) FOR MANAGEMENT OF TOURISM SITES AND BUSINESS OPERATIONS WITHIN LETLHAKENG NATURE RESERVE

Closing Date

15 September 2024

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Expression of Interest for Phase I and Ill of the Leather Industry Park

Closing Date

16 June 2023

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Expression of Interest- Consultancy to Undertake a study to identify a pipeline of interventions to stimulate youth entrepreneurship

Closing Date

12 June 2023

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NOTICE OF BEST EVALUATED BIDDER - LEA 001/2023-2024

A tender for A service contract for provision of procurement services to Local Enterprise Authority for twenty-four (24) months.

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NOTICE OF BEST EVALUATED BIDDER - LEA 011/2023-2024

A tender for design and construction of a water cooling system at Dikabeya horticultural farm.

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