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A grant suite instrument under the NRF that supports early career researchers and is accessible to postgraduate students and researchers across government agencies and entities.
- Who it is for
- postgraduate students and researchers across government agencies and entities
- How to act on it
- Apply for NRF grants that include Thuthuka (the document does not specify the application steps).
A grant suite instrument under the NRF that supports early career researchers and is accessible to postgraduate students and researchers across government agencies and entities.
- Who it is for
- postgraduate students and researchers across government agencies and entities
- How to act on it
- Apply for NRF grants that include the Black Academic Advancement Programme (BAAP) (the document does not specify the application steps).
The Department of Correctional Services offers rehabilitation programmes that are accredited and quality-assured by DHET, SETAs, UMALUSI and QCTO, and is implementing newly accredited QCTO occupational programmes such as Animal and Crop Production related programmes, including training in baking and meat cutting skills.
- Who it is for
- offenders needing rehabilitation and skills training within the correctional system
- How to act on it
- No application or enrolment process is described; the document states the Department offers and is implementing these programmes.
The Department is considering recommendations from a parole summit to improve the parole system. A draft report of the recommendations has been produced and will be implemented once the recommendations are approved, while some related actions are already underway.
- Who it is for
- people affected by parole decisions and the parole system (including victim rights stakeholders) and the broader public safety and rehabilitation system
- How to act on it
- No application or submission process is described; implementation is stated to occur after approval of recommendations and through ongoing work on other recommendations.
Municipalities may designate appropriate and accessible land for initiation schools after a request and consultation with relevant traditional leadership structures and other stakeholders.
- Who it is for
- communities and stakeholders seeking lawful, safe and dignified customary initiation sites through municipal designation
- How to act on it
- Make a request to a metropolitan, district or local municipality; the municipality designates land after consultation with relevant traditional leadership structures and other stakeholders.
While permanent sites are being designated, interim land arrangements for initiation seasons remain available on application, but they must strictly comply with the Act and applicable bylaws and are subject to authorisation, landowner consent and safety, health and environmental prescripts.
- Who it is for
- communities needing land for customary initiation rites of passage in Cape Town and surrounding areas while permanent sites are not yet designated
- How to act on it
- Apply for interim accommodation for initiation seasons; ensure the arrangement is authorised and has landowner consent and complies with safety, health and environmental prescripts and the Act and applicable bylaws.
All units are mandated to establish Stock Theft Information Centres (STIC) made up of farming communities and government departments to share intelligence/information relating to stock theft at community level.
- Who it is for
- farming communities and government departments at community level
- How to act on it
- Share intelligence/information relating to stock theft at community level through the Stock Theft Information Centres (STIC) established by units.
Stock Theft and Endangered Species Unit has established National and Provincial Stock Theft Prevention Forums that include other government departments and agricultural/farmers organisations to help prevent stock theft.
- Who it is for
- farming communities and relevant government departments and agricultural/farmers organisations involved in stock theft prevention
- How to act on it
- Participate through the Stock Theft Prevention Forums established by the Stock Theft and Endangered Species Unit.
Toll-free hotlines have been established for communities to report information and/or complaints anonymously about extortion.
- Who it is for
- communities who want to report extortion information or complaints anonymously
- How to act on it
- Report any information and or complaints anonymously via the tollfree hotlines.
Extortion priority forums have been established in all nine provinces to ensure that extortion complaints/cases are attended to.
- Who it is for
- communities submitting extortion complaints/cases across all nine provinces
- How to act on it
- Submit extortion complaints/cases to be attended to through the extortion priority forums established in all nine provinces.
Law enforcement operations continue to be conducted nationwide to ensure scholar transport operators comply with road transport regulations.
- Who it is for
- scholar transport operators
- How to act on it
- No application or registration process is described; operations are conducted nationwide by the Department.
The Department is implementing an integrated targeted law enforcement plan to ensure private scholar transport providers comply with scholar transport and road transport requirements, including checks on vehicle and driver fitness, overloading, licensing, and mobile testing of scholar transport vehicles.
- Who it is for
- private scholar transport providers and scholar transport operators
- How to act on it
- No application or registration process is described; compliance is enforced through law enforcement operations and mobile testing.