The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform is a key government institution responsible for managing and developing Namibia’s natural and productive resources specifically agriculture, fisheries, water, and land.
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The Ministry’s core role is to promote sustainable socio-economic development and national food security by overseeing policies, programmes, and services related to farming, marine resources, water supply, and land reform.
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The Ministry has evolved over time , in its current form, it was consolidated bringing together portfolios of agriculture, land reform, water, and (since 2025) fisheries under one institution to improve coordination and efficiency.
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Overall, it plays a central role in Namibia’s efforts to achieve food security, sustainable resource management, and inclusive economic growth.
