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A CSIR succession-planning programme that identifies researchers through a structured succession planning process and prepares them for critical technical and strategic roles within the organisation, guided by tailored individual development plans.
A CSIR career ladder programme that develops, tracks and promotes early career researchers through to principal researchers, using support measures including staff bursaries, mentorship and coaching, and participation in national and international engagements.
At SANSA, early career researchers are integrated into technical working groups and institutional platforms to align with organisational priorities and strategic objectives, building technical expertise and understanding of the institution’s strategic and operational environment.
An ASSAf-supported early career development opportunity through the South African Young Academy of Sciences (SAYAS), leveraging international linkages and partnerships with other young academies worldwide.
Support measures within the CSIR Accelerated Researcher Development programme include mentorship and coaching for participants.
The CSIR Accelerated Principal Researcher Development Programme guides participants by tailored individual development plans.
The Department of Correctional Services offers rehabilitation programmes that are accredited and quality-assured by DHET, SETAs, UMALUSI and QCTO, and is implementing newly accredited QCTO occupational programmes such as Animal and Crop Production related programmes, including training in baking and meat cutting skills.
The Department is considering recommendations from a parole summit to improve the parole system. A draft report of the recommendations has been produced and will be implemented once the recommendations are approved, while some related actions are already underway.
Municipalities may designate appropriate and accessible land for initiation schools after a request and consultation with relevant traditional leadership structures and other stakeholders.
While permanent sites are being designated, interim land arrangements for initiation seasons remain available on application, but they must strictly comply with the Act and applicable bylaws and are subject to authorisation, landowner consent and safety, health and environmental prescripts.
All units are mandated to establish Stock Theft Information Centres (STIC) made up of farming communities and government departments to share intelligence/information relating to stock theft at community level.
Stock Theft and Endangered Species Unit has established National and Provincial Stock Theft Prevention Forums that include other government departments and agricultural/farmers organisations to help prevent stock theft.
