The UNDP will leverage its networks to attract potential funding partners interested in supporting social impact initiatives, including the Cape Care Fund.
Who it is for
private sector partners
How to act on it
Private sector entities may engage with the UNDP or DSD to explore opportunities to support social impact initiatives.
The public can post a message of appreciation on social media for a teacher who has made a positive impact on their life or their child's life. The message should use the hashtag #ThankaTeacher.
Individuals and groups can register as Interested and Affected Parties to participate in future engagement processes related to the proposed mixed-use development on the Tafelberg heritage site. This includes attending workshops, providing feedback, and contributing to public participation on heritage impact and subdivision plans.
The SIDAFF Programme is an innovative financing mechanism designed to aggregate water and wastewater infrastructure projects from multiple municipalities in the Western Cape. It enables access to blended local and international funding, including grants and donor money, to advance projects from feasibility to bankability.
Top-performing ABET Level 4 learners are recognised at an annual awards ceremony. This includes learners who pass multiple subjects or achieve a full General Education and Training Certificate (GETC).
Adults can register and complete the ABET Level 4 qualification through Community Learning Centres (CLCs) across the Western Cape. This qualification allows adults to gain foundational education equivalent to Grade 12, enabling further study or employment opportunities.
Adult learners can enter one or more learning areas in the ABET Level 4 examinations, which are held annually. These include subjects such as Mathematical Literacy, English, and Travel and Tourism.
The Department of Infrastructure's Professional Development Programme offers structured training, secondments, rotations, and mentorship to engineering graduates and professionals to gain practical experience and meet the requirements for registration with the Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA). Participants receive hands-on project leadership opportunities across various departments, including health and education infrastructure.
The Western Cape Education Department has created a series of online videos to teach learners and the public how to stop sharing harmful content, particularly videos of bullying and assaults involving children. These videos provide clear guidance on responsible social media behaviour.
Girls who did not receive the HPV vaccine during previous campaigns can still get vaccinated later in the year. This includes girls in private and independent schools, as well as those who were not vaccinated in past programmes.
The Department of Social Development will invite proposals from organisations and entities to partner in expanding social services at the Tafelberg site, particularly for persons with disabilities and older persons. This includes residential services and other support programmes.
The provincial Department of Infrastructure is investigating the viability of developing affordable housing on a portion of the Tafelberg site previously used for accommodation. This is part of broader efforts to deliver affordable housing in well-located areas.
members of the public in the Western Cape, former students, parents, and anyone who has been influenced by a teacher
How to act on it
Write a message of thanks and post it on social media using the hashtag #ThankaTeacher
individuals and groups with interest in or affected by the Tafelberg site development
How to act on it
Register through the official I&AP registration system initiated in 2024; engage during open house workshops and focus groups, then submit feedback during the 30-day feedback period
municipalities in the Western Cape that meet prudent financial management criteria
How to act on it
Municipalities must qualify based on financial management standards and join through the provincial government's coordination process. A special-purpose vehicle will be established to transition responsibility to municipalities while maintaining oversight by the Western Cape Government.
engineering graduates and professionals in the Western Cape Government seeking ECSA registration
How to act on it
Apply through the Department of Infrastructure; participants are typically selected from bursary recipients or existing government employees with relevant qualifications.
affordable housing developers, urban planners, architects, municipal authorities, public housing agencies
How to act on it
Engage with the Department of Infrastructure to participate in or contribute to the ongoing investigation into affordable housing development on the Tafelberg site.
