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National fisheries and aquaculture policy's aim is, among others, to promote sustainable development of fisheries

A number of programmes are under way to develop and make better use of Mali's fishery resources, including: the five-year fish farming plan, the project to develop traditional fishing in the Niger River basin, the programme to support fishing development in the Senegal River basin, and the project to build a modern fish market in Bamako

National forestry policy's aim is to protect both water and soil, combat desertification, sustainably manage forests in humid zones, protect wildlife and its habitat, and preserve the biological diversity of species of wild fauna and flora

A forest information system (SIFOR) has been introduced in the Ministry of the Environment and Sanitation in order to improve the management and monitoring of Mali's forest resources

The goal of Mali's forestry policy is, inter alia, to combat all forms of pollution or harmful effects; and to combat the degradation of natural resources and desertification

National energy policy's aim is to, among others, develop renewable energy and biofuels

Mali's energy policy aims to extend the distribution of electricity and to increase the supply of electricity by expanding hydroelectric dams so as to ensure, inter alia, sustainable management of water resources

The principal goals of the National Energy Policy are, inter alia, to develop the potential for national energy resources (hydroelectricity, renewable energy) and energy saving, and to protect forest resources, notably wood through sustainable exploitation used as fuel (fire wood and charcoal) through sustainable exploitation for the benefit of the rural population

The National Water Policy aims, inter alia, to raise the level of access to water while at the same time respecting sustainable management of water resources

Under the Mining Code, all applications for an operating permit must be accompanied by an environmental impact assessment