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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Universal accessibility audits and training have been conducted in the Phiphidi waterfall as part of universal accessibility community-based tourism efforts.
Although the report is declassified, IPID says it will not be published for public consumption.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.
If a SAPS member does not meet the fitness requirements, they are placed on the Remedial Enhancement Programme (REP) to improve their fitness levels.
The Government expands access to education for learners and students from poor backgrounds through expanded NSFAS funding to reduce intergenerational poverty.
The Government references the Youth Employment Service (YES) programme as part of strengthened partnerships with business to support youth employment and work readiness.
The Government references Public Employment Services in the Department of Employment and Labour as part of the National Pathway Management Network and employment/activation programmes for young work seekers.
The Government expands access to education for learners and students from poor backgrounds through no-fee schools as part of reducing intergenerational poverty.
