Social Service

Summary of Performance

as of May 7, 2025

Arranged in order of latest update

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Reduce poverty and improve livelihoodsRead MoreRight arrow
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Improve coverage of social protectionRead MoreRight arrow
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Establish Ministerial Advisory Committees on health technologies and healthcare benefits, and an accreditation framework for health service providersRead MoreRight arrow
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Prioritise strengthening of the primary healthcare (PHC) sectorRead MoreRight arrow
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Establish mechanisms to engage stakeholders in the phased design, implementation, and oversight of the National Health InsuranceRead MoreRight arrow
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Strengthen partnerships with private sector in the Post-school Education and Training (PSET) sectorRead MoreRight arrow
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Promote mother tongue-based learning and workbooks at the foundation phaseRead MoreRight arrow
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Improve the quality of basic education and increase post-school training opportunities for NEET youthRead MoreRight arrow
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Build sustainable human settlements and address asset povertyRead MoreRight arrow
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Address the backlog of title deeds for subsidised housingRead MoreRight arrow
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Undertake review of demand-side subsidy programmes with recommendations to improve uptake and impactRead MoreRight arrow
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Review land-use, building, and other regulations to enable low-cost property developmentRead MoreRight arrow
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Release public land and buildings for affordable housing and other developmentsRead MoreRight arrow
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Upgrade informal settlements with settlements being proclaimed/formalised as townshipsRead MoreRight arrow
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Expand private sector employment of Women, Youth and People with DisabilitiesRead MoreRight arrow
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Expand WYPD-owned enterprises through support and improved access to opportunitiesRead MoreRight arrow
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Enhance integration of WYPD enterprises in sector value chainsRead MoreRight arrow
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Expand participation by WYPD in public employment programmesRead MoreRight arrow
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Expand equitable land ownership by WYPDRead MoreRight arrow
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Increase the feeling of safety for women and children in communitiesRead MoreRight arrow
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Establish a National Water Resources Infrastructure Agency (NWRIA)Read MoreRight arrow
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Implement a National Civic Education Campaign on the ConstitutionRead MoreRight arrow
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Amend the Water Services Act to empower intervention in municipal water service failuresRead MoreRight arrow
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Invest in local economies in rural areas through enterprise development and cooperativesRead MoreRight arrow
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Increased access to nutritious food to all vulnerable individualsRead MoreRight arrow
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Optimise social protection within available fiscal resources and protect the value a of social grants for children, the elderly, persons with disability, and the unemployedRead MoreRight arrow
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All-of-government and all-of-society measures to reduce teenage pregnancy, with a focus on areas with high prevalenceRead MoreRight arrow
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Expand access to free sanitary dignity products for girls in Quintile 1-3 schools by 30%Read MoreRight arrow
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Strengthen healthcare infrastructure, improving training of healthcare personnel and using technology to improve healthcare management.Read MoreRight arrow
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Ensure schools are conducive to education, with enough classrooms, safe and appropriate sanitation facilities, clean water and a daily meal for those who need itRead MoreRight arrow
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Ensure that we also reduce the high cost of living through ensuring that everyone in South Africa has equal access to equitable, accessible and affordable quality healthcare.Read MoreRight arrow
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Continue with institutional reforms in the water sector to enable greater investment in bulk water infrastructure and better regulation of water services across the country.Read MoreRight arrow
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Continue to implement the National Strategic Plan on Gender-Based Violence and Femicide, and expand victim support services, like the ThuthuzelaCentres and GBV desks in police stations.Read MoreRight arrow
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Will continue to tackle priority crimes like illegal mining, gang violence, cash-in-transit heists and the construction mafia through specialised police units.Read MoreRight arrow
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Expand vocational and technical training in schools and post-school institutions, and take a demand-led approach to skills development.Read MoreRight arrow
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Focus on achieving universal access to early childhood development, which is a prerequisite for improved learning in later yearsRead MoreRight arrow
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Ensure that local governments properly implement the indigent policy so that the old, the infirm and the poor are able to get assistance with the payment of basic servicesRead MoreRight arrow
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Introduce a sustainable form of income support for unemployed people to address the challenge of income povertyRead MoreRight arrow
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Invest in digital identity and payments, expand access to affordable broadband, and increase training for young people in digital skillsRead MoreRight arrow
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Expand and institutionalise The Presidential Employment Stimulus, the Expanded Public Works Programme and other initiatives under the Presidential Youth Employment Intervention so that more and more young people can participate in job opportunities and skills developmentRead MoreRight arrow

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