The Namibian Government has also developed a long-term perspective plan titled Vision 2030. In cooperation with UNV, the plan will provide, by way of a participatory approach, a policy regarding choices for the future course of development through 2030. This target date was chosen as a possible horizon for the country to achieve developed country characteristics.

UN Volunteers' current contribution to Namibia
Currently, there are 13 UN Volunteers working in Namibia. Two work with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) as field officers looking after the welfare of 300 refugees in two refugee camps. With the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO), three UN Volunteers work as regional food security and nutrition officers. Under UNV's capacity building initiative in Namibia, six UN Volunteers work as land surveyors, a survey planning adviser, a HIV/AIDS and development specialist and a poverty reduction specialist. One fully-funded Belgium UN Volunteer is a tourism specialist facilitating and training the ethnic San population to effectively harness the economic benefits of tourism. In a public-private partnership for urban environment, one UN Volunteer from Ghana works as a UNV programme coordinator strengthening policy and institutional frameworks in public-private partnerships.