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Ngcobo Policing Precinct is part of Operation Shanela II, which focuses on the immediate stabilisation of violent crime through weekly, intelligence-led high-density operations, involving collaboration with various law enforcement agencies, government departments and civil society partners.
- Who it is for
- residents and communities in the Ngcobo Policing Precinct area affected by violent crime
- How to act on it
- No application is described; the operation is carried out by SAPS and partners in the Ngcobo Policing Precinct area.
The District and the Ngcobo Police Station are involved in community structures and encourage the community to participate in Community Policing Forum structures, including the Community-in-Blue Patrollers.
- Who it is for
- the community in Ngcobo
- How to act on it
- Participate in Community Policing Forum structures, including Community-in-Blue Patrollers, as encouraged by the District and the Ngcobo Police Station.
Extortion hotlines are in place in Eastern Cape. Extortion coordinators receive complaints from the hotlines and facilitate the transfer of information to dedicated multidisciplinary investigation teams.
- Who it is for
- people in Eastern Cape who have extortion complaints to report
- How to act on it
- Submit extortion complaints via the National and Provincial Extortion Hotlines in Eastern Cape; extortion coordinators then transfer information to multidisciplinary investigation teams.
The SAPS is implementing the Integrated Crime and Violence Prevention Strategy (ICVPS), which requires a whole of government and whole of society approach to addressing violent crime, including active public and community participation.
- Who it is for
- the community of Ngcobo and the public/communities participating in addressing violent crime
- How to act on it
- Participate actively through public and community participation as part of the ICVPS approach in Ngcobo.
The Department of Tourism trains youth on basic RECP and is training youth on expert-level RECP Practitioner training nationally, with the objective of enabling trained youth to provide tourism establishments with professional RECP assessments that meet international best practice standards.
- Who it is for
- youth participants in RECP training (including learners from Limpopo/Vhembe Region) and those who will become RECP practitioners
- How to act on it
- The document does not describe how youth are recruited or how to enrol; it only states that training has been conducted and is currently underway.
Feasibility studies have been conducted in the Elim area to identify opportunities and support community-based enterprises to enter the value chain, and business plans were developed for those community-based enterprises.
- Who it is for
- community-based enterprises in the Elim area
- How to act on it
- The document does not describe an application process; it states that feasibility studies were conducted and business plans were developed as a result.
The Department of Tourism conducts climate change risk and vulnerability assessments for the South African tourism sector, including the Nandoni corridor in the Vhembe region, to determine exposure, sensitivity, and adaptive capacity to inform evidence-based adaptation planning, resource allocation, and policy development.
- Who it is for
- the South African tourism sector (with scope including the Nandoni corridor in the Vhembe region)
- How to act on it
- The document does not describe an application or participation route; it states that the assessments were conducted.
The Green Tourism Incentive Program (GTIP) provides funding for tourism incentives focused on reducing high operational costs and reducing dependency on natural resources, and it is going countrywide including the Vhembe District.
- Who it is for
- tourism incentives recipients in the Vhembe District (and across South Africa)
- How to act on it
- The document does not describe an application/claim process, eligibility criteria, or submission steps; it only states that the GTIP fund is initiated and is going countrywide including the Vhembe District.
On an ongoing basis, the department conducts responsible tourism awareness campaigns nationally, including in the Vhembe region, to encourage and promote responsible tourism practices within the tourism sector.
- Who it is for
- the tourism sector (including stakeholders in the Vhembe region)
- How to act on it
- The document does not describe how to attend or register; it only states that awareness campaigns/workshops are conducted on an ongoing basis.
The Department of Tourism conducts RECP assessments in the Vhembe District to identify areas with high operational costs and high natural resource use, including determining water and electricity usage and providing resource efficiency recommendations to tourism establishments.
- Who it is for
- tourism establishments in the Vhembe District (and related tourism institutions assessed nationally)
- How to act on it
- The document does not describe an application or submission route; it only states that RECP assessments were conducted and that assessed tourism establishments received resource efficiency recommendations.
Universal accessibility audits and training have been conducted in the Phiphidi waterfall as part of universal accessibility community-based tourism efforts.
- Who it is for
- participants/beneficiaries of universal accessibility efforts at Phiphidi waterfall (community-based tourism context)
- How to act on it
- The document does not describe how to request or enrol; it only states that audits and training have been conducted.
Although the report is declassified, IPID says it will not be published for public consumption. Any person (natural or juristic) seeking access must apply to the Information Officer under PAIA, and personal/sensitive information will be redacted before any release.
- Who it is for
- Any person, whether natural or juristic, seeking access to the Investigation Report
- How to act on it
- Submit an application to the Information Officer in terms of the Promotion of Access to Information Act, 2000 (Act 2 of 2000) (PAIA).