Discretionary Grants Policy
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Discretionary Grant Online Portal Manual
This manual provides instructions on how to use the online portal for submitting applications for discretionary grants. It guides users through the digital application process.
- Who it is for
- learners, training providers, and other grant applicants using the online portal
- How to act on it
- Download the manual from the CATHSSETA policies page
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Declaration of Authorised Persons (Discretionary Grants)
This form must be completed by individuals authorised to act on behalf of an organisation applying for a discretionary grant. It confirms legal representation.
- Who it is for
- representatives of organisations applying for discretionary grants
- How to act on it
- Download and complete the form from the CATHSSETA policies page
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Discretionary Grants Policy
This is the official policy that outlines the rules and guidelines for awarding discretionary grants within the CATHSSETA sector. It governs how grant applications are evaluated and approved.
- Who it is for
- applicants for discretionary grants, training providers, and stakeholders in the culture, arts, tourism, hospitality, and sport sector
- How to act on it
- Download the document from the CATHSSETA policies page
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CATHSSETA Declaration of Interests
This form requires individuals involved in grant or tender processes to declare any personal or financial interests that could affect impartiality.
- Who it is for
- assessors, moderators, committee members, and officials involved in grant or procurement decisions
- How to act on it
- Download and complete the form from the CATHSSETA policies page
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CATHSSETA Employment Confirmation Letter
This form is used to confirm employment status for individuals applying for grants or participating in training programmes under CATHSSETA.
- Who it is for
- job seekers, learners, and employees in the sector seeking verification of employment
- How to act on it
- Download and complete the form from the CATHSSETA policies page
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Acknowledgment of Discretionary Grant Policy
This form must be signed and submitted by applicants to confirm they have read and understood the Discretionary Grants Policy.
- Who it is for
- applicants for discretionary grants
- How to act on it
- Download and sign the form from the CATHSSETA policies page
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Facts
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George Local Municipality, Western Cape
Key Takeaways
- CATHSSETA
- Discretionary Grants Policy
- Discretionary Grant Online Portal Manual
- Declaration of Authorised Persons
- Declaration of Interests
- Employment Confirmation Letter
- Acknowledgment of Discretionary Grant Policy
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