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SAPS implements the National Crime Combating Strategy (NCCS), including Operation Shanela II, which runs weekly intelligence-driven, high-visibility combat operations targeting violent and organised crime.
- Who it is for
- SAPS operational teams conducting crime-combating operations
- How to act on it
- Operations are executed weekly through coordinated, multi-disciplinary teams (no application process described).
SAPS has developed a Community Policing Strategic Five-Year Plan to enhance proactive crime prevention through partnerships with stakeholders such as Community Police Forums (CPFs), community structures, local government, traditional leadership, and the Civilian Secretariat for Police Service.
- Who it is for
- Community policing stakeholders and communities involved in proactive crime prevention
- How to act on it
- SAPS and named stakeholders implement the plan (no application process described).
SAPS collaborates with the Banking Association of South Africa and the Private Security Industry through the Eyes and Ears Initiative, implemented in all nine provinces, to enhance situational awareness and rural safety.
- Who it is for
- All nine provinces (rural safety and situational awareness) via partner collaboration
- How to act on it
- SAPS implements the initiative with named partners (no application process described).
The DSTI states that the Thuthuka Programme is a targeted programme designed to address demographic imbalances by prioritising Black South African researchers, women, and HDIs.
- Who it is for
- Black South African researchers, women, and HDIs seeking support to address demographic imbalances
- How to act on it
- Apply/participate in the Thuthuka Programme as a targeted programme to receive support.
The DSTI says the NEP equips South African research institutions with state-of-the-art research equipment and allocates funds to research institutions through a competitive peer-review process.
- Who it is for
- research institutions (including Historically Disadvantaged Institutions) seeking research equipment funding
- How to act on it
- Apply through the NEP’s competitive peer-review process to receive funding for research equipment.
The DSTI states that the NEP is complemented by the NRF Strategic Research Equipment (SRE) programme, which provides research equipment or infrastructure support.
- Who it is for
- research institutions seeking strategic research equipment support
- How to act on it
- Participate in the NRF Strategic Research Equipment (SRE) programme to access research equipment/infrastructure support.
The DSTI states that the BAAP is a targeted programme designed to address demographic imbalances by prioritising Black South African researchers, women, and HDIs.
- Who it is for
- Black South African researchers, women, and HDIs seeking support to address demographic imbalances
- How to act on it
- Apply/participate in the Black Academics Advancement Programme (BAAP) as a targeted programme to receive support.
The DSTI states that SARIR is a long-term research infrastructure plan constituted by medium to large research infrastructures hosted across institutions in the 9 provinces, including a hospital.
- Who it is for
- researchers and institutions that can access SARIR-hosted research infrastructures across provinces
- How to act on it
- Use or participate in research activities through the SARIR research infrastructures hosted across institutions in the provinces.
The DSTI states that the DSTI-NRF Postgraduate Student Funding is a targeted programme designed to address demographic imbalances by prioritising Black South African researchers, women, and HDIs.
- Who it is for
- Black South African researchers, women, and HDIs seeking postgraduate student funding
- How to act on it
- Apply/participate in the DSTI-NRF Postgraduate Student Funding programme to receive postgraduate funding.
If you suspect that a parent, primary care giver or foster parent is abusing the Care Dependency Grant intended for the child or neglecting the child, you can report it to SASSA using the toll-free number.
- Who it is for
- anyone who suspects abuse of the grant intended for the child or neglecting the child
- How to act on it
- Report to SASSA using the Toll-Free number.
The Department provides the Care Dependency Grant (COG) to a parent, primary care giver or foster parent of a child who, due to physical or mental disability, requires and receives permanent care and support services.
- Who it is for
- a parent, primary care giver or foster parent of a child who requires and receives permanent care and support services due to physical or mental disability
- How to act on it
- Apply/receive through the Department’s Social Assistance programme (no application steps are described in the provided text).
SASSA states that receiving SMS messages is free on South African networks for both prepaid and contract SIM cards, so beneficiaries can receive SMS notifications requesting them to visit SASSA offices for grant reviews without paying for the SMS.
- Who it is for
- social grant beneficiaries who receive SMS notifications on South African networks (prepaid or contract SIM users)
- How to act on it
- Ensure you can receive SMS messages on your South African network SIM (prepaid or contract) when SASSA sends review notifications.