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Targeted MST public schools can receive subject-specific resources (such as computers, laptops, tablets, projectors, MST kits and other equipment) funded through the Mathematics, Science and Technology (MST) Conditional Grant, provided according to minimum specifications.
- Who it is for
- MST public schools across the country, particularly targeted public schools
- How to act on it
- Provincial Education Departments administer the grant and allocate funding to targeted public schools; beneficiary schools receive the resources (no application steps are provided).
Schools in Mpumalanga receive an allocation of R30 000 per school for safety and security measures, which schools may use to strengthen safety interventions at school level in line with applicable provincial guidelines.
- Who it is for
- public schools in Mpumalanga
- How to act on it
- Use the R30 000 per school allocation for safety and security measures at school level in line with applicable provincial guidelines.
Municipalities can receive guidance to develop asset management plans aimed at addressing infrastructure maintenance backlogs.
- Who it is for
- municipalities
- How to act on it
- Engage with the National Treasury and Provincial Treasuries as part of the assessment process where corrective measures are needed.
Municipalities are monitored on their planned maintenance performance using the National Treasury’s monitoring tools, and they are provided cautionary feedback when gaps are identified.
- Who it is for
- municipalities
- How to act on it
- Be monitored through the National Treasury s monitoring tools; respond to gaps identified through cautionary feedback.
Municipalities are supported in the development and implementation of the Local Government Infrastructure Delivery Management System (LGIDMS).
- Who it is for
- municipalities
- How to act on it
- Receive support from the National Treasury and Provincial Treasuries to develop and implement LGIDMS.
Municipalities are supported in the development and implementation of the Metro Trading Services Reform (MTSR).
- Who it is for
- municipalities
- How to act on it
- Receive support from the National Treasury and Provincial Treasuries to develop and implement MTSR.
Municipalities are assessed before council approval through annual budget and benchmark engagements to check whether they budget adequate funding for infrastructure maintenance and renewal in line with MFMA Circular No. 71, and to identify corrective measures where allocations are insufficient.
- Who it is for
- municipalities
- How to act on it
- Participate in the National Treasury and Provincial Treasuries annual budget and benchmark engagements prior to council approval.
The Department of Health provides support to hospitals facing water supply challenges by implementing efforts such as establishing water reservoirs or storages and providing JOJO tanks connected to critical hospital areas, while municipalities provide water tankers during shortages or outages.
- Who it is for
- hospitals and health facilities experiencing water supply challenges, in partnership with local municipalities and relevant departments
- How to act on it
- The Department of Health handles water provision as an on-going management matter in partnership with other departments and municipalities; during shortages or outages, municipalities will inform the department and provide water tankers to assist hospitals.
The Department continues to work with SANRAL, provincial and municipal road authorities, and disaster management structures to prioritise critical access routes, restore mobility, and support a coordinated recovery programme for affected communities.
- Who it is for
- affected communities in the flood-affected area
- How to act on it
- The document does not describe a public application route; it describes inter-agency coordination to prioritise access routes and restore mobility.
SANRAL is proceeding with emergency procurement to repair and reinstate works on its declared national road network, prioritising immediate safety, traffic accommodation, and reinstating critical corridors.
- Who it is for
- road users and communities needing safe mobility on SANRAL’s declared national road network
- How to act on it
- The document does not describe a public application route; it states SANRAL is proceeding with emergency procurement using emergency procurement processes.
SANRAL has compiled a preliminary damage report with indicative cost estimates for affected SANRAL routes/sections, subject to confirmation through detailed technical assessments.
- Who it is for
- affected communities and road recovery planning stakeholders for SANRAL routes/sections
- How to act on it
- The document does not describe a public submission or application process; it reports that SANRAL compiled the report.
The programme includes measurable human capital development indicators beyond general postgraduate training, including specialised competency certification (engineers certified in propulsion design, cryogenic systems handling, turbomachinery and propulsion test operations) and accreditation of technical competencies aligned with aerospace and defence standards.
- Who it is for
- Engineers and technical personnel involved in the programme’s niche liquid propulsion and launch systems expertise transfer
- How to act on it
- No public enrolment or application process is described in the document; it is described as an internal programme indicator/certification approach.