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The Department prioritises establishing coordinated planning platforms among key role-players to synchronise defence acquisition programmes, research activities and range availability.
- Who it is for
- key role-players involved in defence acquisition programmes and research activities
- How to act on it
- No application or submission process is described; the Department indicates coordinated planning platforms among role-players.
The reply explains that the clinic’s vaccine storage and cold chain are supported through electricity installation, a Minus 40 Degree Celsius refrigerator, and backup power (solar panels and a generator) to maintain cold storage during electricity supply disruptions.
- Who it is for
- St Matthews Clinic in Mthwaku Village, Keiskammahoek (for vaccine and essential medicine storage)
- How to act on it
- No application or enrolment process is described; the document reports that backup power and cold-chain equipment are in place for the clinic.
The Department of Public Works and Infrastructure lists which Ministers and Deputy Ministers are currently accommodated in official ministerial residences and which are making use of alternative accommodation paid for by the State, including cases where someone is not accommodated and the Department is considering renting.
- Who it is for
- Ministers and Deputy Ministers who may be accommodated in official ministerial residences or alternative accommodation paid for by the State
- How to act on it
- Read the published table in the parliamentary reply to see the current accommodation status (official residence and/or alternative accommodation) for named occupants.
The Department of Public Works and Infrastructure lists which Deputy Ministers are currently accommodated in official ministerial residences and which are using alternative accommodation paid for by the State, including cases where someone is not accommodated and the Department is considering renting.
- Who it is for
- Deputy Ministers who may be accommodated in official ministerial residences or alternative accommodation paid for by the State
- How to act on it
- Read the published table in the parliamentary reply to see the current accommodation status (official residence and/or alternative accommodation) for named Deputy Ministers.
A programme that prioritises support for MSMEs to meet basic business regulatory and operational requirements to qualify for support, providing training, mentorship and coaching to emerging enterprises and start-ups that struggle with compliance requirements for public and private funding instruments and other compliance-related areas for business development.
- Who it is for
- MSMEs, emerging enterprises and start-ups struggling to meet compliance requirements
- How to act on it
- The document does not state an application/registration route; it describes the support provided.
An incubation programme aligned to the National Tourism Sector Strategy and the Rural Tourism Strategy that prioritises accommodation in rural and township areas, addresses service standards through community development and empowerment and entrepreneurship support, and ensures establishments are graded by TGCSA.
- Who it is for
- accommodation establishments in rural and township areas (homestay establishments)
- How to act on it
- The document does not state an application/registration route; it describes the programme’s alignment and activities.
Ongoing engagement and partnership with national, provincial and local tourism authorities to provide sector-specific support, collaborating with SATOVITO, TBCSA and TGCSA.
- Who it is for
- tourism value chain stakeholders and tourism authorities seeking sector-specific support
- How to act on it
- The document does not state a public application route; it describes partnerships and collaboration.
A review of the 2017 Enterprise Development Framework strategy to improve service, prioritising technology, research, innovation and creativity (tric).
- Who it is for
- not specified; intended to improve the enterprise development framework for service delivery
- How to act on it
- The document does not state a public application/participation route; it states that the Department is reviewing the strategy.
An incubation programme intended to create market access and achieve economic inclusion by establishing tourism businesses that create sustainable jobs and contribute to economic development, supporting the transformation and empowerment of community-based tourism projects.
- Who it is for
- community-based tourism projects seeking market access and economic inclusion
- How to act on it
- The document does not state an application/registration route; it describes the programme’s purpose and outcomes.
A programme that optimises identified tourism projects through product development and packaging, market penetration, established financial records/statements, skilled management staff, and readiness to increase market access.
- Who it is for
- identified projects under the Business Advisory Service for Women in Tourism
- How to act on it
- The document does not state an application/registration route; it describes the programme’s purpose and activities.
The Eyes and Ears Initiative (E2) is fully operational in the Ngcobo area as a joint crime-fighting effort involving SAPS, Business Against Crime South Africa (BACSA) and the private security industry, serving as a force multiplier with three security companies.
- Who it is for
- the Ngcobo area community and stakeholders involved in the joint crime-fighting effort
- How to act on it
- No application process is described; the initiative is stated as fully operational in the Ngcobo area.
The State’s ability to combat organised crime in towns like Ngcobo will be strengthened through a strategy announced in the State of the Nation Address, involving consolidating intelligence at national level, identifying priority syndicates and deploying hand-picked, multidisciplinary intervention teams focused on dismantling criminal networks.
- Who it is for
- towns like Ngcobo and across the country affected by organised crime
- How to act on it
- No application process is described; the strategy is implemented by the State through intelligence consolidation and deployment of intervention teams.