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Department: Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs

           face lifting of towns. The Province is in the process of finalizing a number of partnerships with private and

           public sector stakeholders which, once announced, will be implemented over  the Medium Term
           Expenditure Framework (MTEF) with a view to boost LED.



           4. 4. Reprioritisation



           The baseline assessment exercise of the 2023 MTEF indicatives aimed at realignment of the  limited
           resources to critical areas to enhance the service delivery objective was conducted. Therefore funds have

           been reprioritised within the baseline to deal with issues relating to  improving IT capacity, legal fees,
           Human Resource Management (HRM), operational obligations, District and Provincial District Greenest
           Municipality Awards, Support to Traditional Leaders, District Development Model (DDM), Cost pressures

           on contractual obligations, Resourcing the Provincial Disaster Management Centre to be operational,
           Initiation Programme, continuation with the procurement for Audio Visual Equipment for the Provincial
           Disaster Management Centre.



           5. 5. Procurement



           The closing of infrastructural gap in the Traditional Institutions propagate the continuous construction and

           refurbishment of identified Traditional Councils in the coming financial year, as such the planning process
           for the construction of the Amampondomise kingdom will be initiated. The department intends to procure
           vehicles for MEC, 2 Kings as well as 6 Chairpersons of the Local Houses of Traditional Leaders. As part

           of  the IT infrastructure capacitation, Uninterruptible Power Supply  (UPS) will be procured for all
           departmental sites, server rooms, Districts and the Provincial Disaster Management Centre as well as

           firewalls. Monitoring and Evaluation software will be procured as a system of performance monitoring
           improvement  mechanisms. For effective and  efficiently  running of a  responsive Provincial Disaster
           Management Centre that is properly resourced and operational, Audio-Visual Equipment will be procured
           as well as the Licensing of Disaster Management Integrated Information System.



           6. 6. Receipts and financing



           6.1. Summary of receipts

           Table 2: Summary of departmental receipts
                                                             Main   Adjusted
                                             Outcome                      Revised estimate  Medium-term estimates  % change from
                                                           appropriation  appropriation
            R thousand               2019/20  2020/21  2021/22      2022/23         2023/24  2024/25  2025/26  2022/23
             Equitable share                      986 739                 978 836                 946 734                 999 860              1 016 087              1 016 087              1 048 641              1 087 681              1 125 881  3.2
             Conditional grants         2 081   2 093   2 187  2 284   2 284   2 284   2 260    –         –   (1.1)
               Expanded Public Works Programme Incentive   2 081  2 093  2 187  2 284  2 284  2 284  2 260  –  –    (1.1)
               Grant For Provinces
            Departmental receipts                 988 820                 980 929                 948 921              1 002 144              1 018 371              1 018 371              1 050 901              1 087 681              1 125 881  3.2
            of which
            Total receipts              1 987   1 545   2 201  1 834   1 834   1 834   1 917   2 003   2 095  4.5







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