In the context of rising youth unemployment exceeding 60% among young persons, escalating gender-based violence and persistent exclusion of persons with disabilities from meaningful economic participation, what (a) concrete and time-bound i
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Mini-Gender Budget Statements released during Budget Vote Address (from 2024/2025)
DWYPD states that annually the Minister of Finance releases mini-Gender Budget Statements during the Budget Vote Address in National Parliament, started from 2024/2025.
- Who it is for
- Public and stakeholders following National Parliament budget processes (as part of Budget Vote Address)
- How to act on it
- No access instructions are described; the document states the statements are released annually during the Budget Vote Address.
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Annually, the Minister of Finance releases mini-Gender Budget Statements during his Budget Vote Address in National Parliament, started from 2024/2025.
Strategy for Economic Empowerment of WYPD (government-wide approach)
DWYPD says it is institutionalising a government-wide approach to the economic empowerment of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities (WYPD) through the implementation of the Strategy for Economic Empowerment of WYPD, embedding empowerment priorities across planning, budgeting, implementation, monitoring and accountability systems of government.
- Who it is for
- Women, youth and persons with disabilities (WYPD), and government departments responsible for planning, budgeting, implementation, monitoring and accountability
- How to act on it
- No application or submission process is described; the document describes DWYPD implementing and embedding priorities across government systems.
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The Department of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities (DWYPD) is institutionalising a government wide approach to the economic empowerment of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities (WYPD) through the implementation of the Strategy for Economic Empowerment of WYPD, in collaboration with other government departments.
Gender Responsive Budgeting Framework pilot through the MTEC process
DWYPD says it is collaborating with National Treasury to pilot the Gender Responsive Budgeting Framework through the MTEC process across identified departments in the economic sector, to assist in monitoring how WYPD priorities are included in planning and budgeting stages.
- Who it is for
- Identified departments in the economic sector
- How to act on it
- No application process is described; the document describes a pilot conducted with National Treasury across identified departments.
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In addition, the DWYPD is collaborating with National Treasury in piloting the Gender Responsive Budgeting Framework through the MTEC process across identified departments in the economic sector.
GRPBMEAF monitoring via self-administered toolkit and guidelines (10 pillars)
DWYPD says it monitors departments’ implementation of the 10 pillars of GRPBMEAF using a self-administered toolkit and guidelines, and reports on the extent to which economic opportunities are being created across government departments at national, provincial and local levels.
- Who it is for
- Government departments implementing GRPBMEAF across national, provincial and local levels
- How to act on it
- No public application process is described; departments are monitored through a self-administered toolkit and guidelines.
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The Department monitors departments implementation of the 10 pillars of the framework through a self-administered toolkit and guidelines, and reports on the extent to which economic opportunities are being created across government departments, including at national, provincial and local levels.
Annual analysis of Annual Performance Plans and IDPs to include WYPD priorities
DWYPD says that, on an annual basis, it analyses national and provincial departmental Annual Performance Plans and local IDPs with DPME and National Treasury to determine whether WYPD priorities are included in planning processes.
- Who it is for
- National and provincial departments and local planning processes reflected in IDPs
- How to act on it
- No application process is described; the document describes DWYPD conducting annual analysis with DPME and National Treasury.
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The DWYPD, in collaboration with the DPME and National Treasury, on an annual basis, analyses national and provincial departmental Annual Performance Plans, and IDPs at local levels, to determine to what extend the priorities of WYPD are included into the planning processes.
Facts
Reference
NW295
Key Takeaways
- question reference NW295
- ministry: DWYPD (Department of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities)
- framework: GRPBMEAF (Gender Responsive Planning, Budgeting, Monitoring, Evaluation and Auditing Framework)
- 10 pillars of GRPBMEAF
- annual analysis of departmental APPs and IDPs with DPME and National Treasury
- objective: concrete and time-bound interventions for WYPD economic empowerment
- focus areas: youth unemployment >60%, gender-based violence, disability inclusion
- governance: monitoring and accountability across national, provincial, and local levels
Dates
Opening Date
1 April 2026
Closing Date
1 April 2026