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SELECT COMMMITEE ON SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIC PLAN 2008-2011. 13 MAY 2008. Purpose. Strategic Themes & Objectives over MTEF. Budget allocation 2008/09-2011. Challenges. Conclusion. Presentation outline. Purpose.
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SELECT COMMMITEE ON SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIC PLAN 2008-2011 13 MAY 2008
Purpose. • Strategic Themes & Objectives over MTEF. • Budget allocation 2008/09-2011. • Challenges. • Conclusion. Presentation outline
Purpose • To present to the Select Committee on Social Services on the Department’s strategic plan and sector priorities. • To provide detailed budget that supports the implementation of the strategic plan and sector interventions. • Highlight challenges. • Conclusion
The department has identified seven strategic themes which effectively position the administration to effectively respond to the Apex and other Government priorities in the Government Plan of Action (POA) : • Tackling child poverty; as a direct response to the 11.1 million children living in income poverty and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of a Child, • Tackling adult and older persons poverty; as a key component of our response to the Madrid Plan of Action on Ageing, • Social cohesion; as a contribution to the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals and the Copenhagen Plan of Action, Strategic themes
Youth development; as a direct response to youth unemployment and vulnerability in line with the United Nations Programme of Action for Youth for 2000 and Beyond, • Civil society support and strengthening of communities; as another contribution to the Copenhagen Plan of Action and the Johannesburg Plan of Action, • Governance and institutional development; so as to improve the quality and reach of our service delivery • Regional and international solidarity and engagement; in order to contribute to global governance, south-south cooperation and the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) Strategic themes
MTEF Sector priorities • The sector further identified areas of sectoral interest over MTEF (2008/09-2010/11) which are essentially strategic interventions within the broader themes:
MTEF Sector priorities • The sector further identified areas of sectoral interest over MTEF (2008/09-2010/11) which are essentially strategic interventions within the broader themes:
MTEF Sector priorities • The sector further identified areas of sectoral interest over MTEF (2008/09-2010/11) which are essentially strategic interventions within the broader themes:
MTEF Sector priorities • The sector further identified areas of sectoral interest over MTEF (2008/09-2010/11) which are essentially strategic interventions within the broader themes:
MTEF Sector priorities • The sector further identified areas of sectoral interest over MTEF (2008/09-2010/11) which are essentially strategic interventions within the broader themes:
MTEF Sector priorities • The sector further identified areas of sectoral interest over MTEF (2008/09-2010/11) which are essentially strategic interventions within the broader themes:
Strategic Alignment Thematic areas Sector MTEF priorities Home community based care Civil society support & strengthening of communities Parity of services (Disability services) Children in conflict with the law Tackling child poverty Parity of services (Children’s homes) Occupation specific dispensation Governance & institutional development Monitoring & evaluation
PRELIMINARY EXPENDITURE FOR THE 2007/08 FINANCIAL YEAR
2007/08 ESTIMATED DEPARTMENTAL SPENDING 99,78% Preliminary Spending
PRELIMINARY EXPENDITURE PER ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION - 2007/08
OPERATIONAL PRELIMINARY EXPENDITURE PER ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION - 2007/08
PRELIMINARY SPENDING • The under-expenditure on Compensation of Employees is due to the delays in the filling of funded vacant posts created on the establishment of the Department. The department has experienced capacity constraints in the recruitment and selection processes for the filling of a large number of these posts. The capacity constraints compounded by the ongoing turnover of staff and the onerous public service staff appointment processes, presented significant challenges for expenditure in this area.
PRELIMINARY SPENDING • Programme 2: Comprehensive Social Security • The under-expenditure on Goods and Services relates to the late awarding of the tender for the piloting of the Care Dependency Assessment Tool to the amount of R 1,524 million. This tender was awarded in December 2007, and an amount of R 500 000 was paid during March 2008 for the initial phase of the project.
PRELIMINARY SPENDING • Programme 3: Policy Development, Review and Implementation Support for Welfare Services • The under expenditure on Goods and Services relates mainly to unforeseen administrative delays in the execution of planned projects as well as the limited operational capacity, amongst others: • The costing of the comprehensive Policy on Disability; • The roll-out of the second phase of the norms and standards project for social welfare services; • The establishment of the national clearing house for the CDA. • The research on substance abuse; • The training on the Ke-moja manuals; and • The auditing of old age facilities.
PRELIMINARY SPENDING • Programme 4: Community Development • The under-expenditure on Goods and Services relates to administrative delays with the implementation and the payment of planned projects, amongst other: • Media campaigns for NPOs and NGOs within the community; • Costing and impact assessment of the Technical Reference Team on the registration and capacity building of NPOs; and • The registration of the national qualification for community development workers.
PRELIMINARY SPENDING • Programme 5: Strategy and Development • The under-expenditure on Goods and Services relates mainly to delays experienced in executing the following key projects: • The concept development and organizational design for the Appeals Tribunal that had to be informed by some research, consultation with provinces and other stakeholders; and • The implementation of the Management Information System for Social Development.
2007/08 SOCIAL ASSISTANCE TRANSFERS [Based on 31 Mar 2008] 100,15% Spending
STATUS OF SOCIAL ASSISTANCE EXPENDITURE FOR THE 2007/08 FINANCIAL YEAR • The estimated preliminary over expenditure is at R 29,705 million. • The figures presented are based on preliminary figures as at the end of March 2008. • The final reconciliations are awaited from SASSA.
SOUTH AFRICAN SOCIAL SECURITY AGENCY[Based on IYM reports as at 31 Mar 2008]
BUDGET COMPARISON R’000
MTEF GROWTH TRENDS • Total additional allocation over MTEF is R12,3 billion • Total budget grows at an average rate of 10,4% p.a. • Socdev budget, excl transfers to SASSA & NDA grows at average rate of 8,31% p.a. • Prog 1 : 8,1% • Prog 2 : 10,38% • Prog 3 : 28,81% • Prog 4 : 5,17% • Prog 5 : 6,59%
MTEF GROWTH TRENDS • Additional allocations were mainly for: • Policy and Programme Implementation Support for increasing capacity at the national level in terms of its oversight role to provinces (R7m: 08/09; R9,5m: 09/10; R13m: 10/11) • Establishment of an Appeals Tribunal ito the SASSA and Social Assistance Acts (R7m: 08/09; R10m: 09/10; R13m: 10/11) • Development of a MIS for Social Welfare Services (R5m: 08/09; R6m: 09/10; R9m: 10/11) • Long term infrastructure plan for Welfare services in provinces (R6m: 08/09) • Compensation of employees wrt to the implementation of Resolution 1 of 2007 (R4.3m: 08/09; R5m: 09/10; R5.3m: 10/11) • Inflation adjustment to social assistance grants (R2.6b: 08/09; R4.4b: 09/10; R4.7b: 10/11) • SASSA adjustment to baseline (R78.1m: 08/09; R113.3m: 09/10; R150.4m: 10/11)
