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Large Contractor - Position Paper
December 2005 | 239Kb.
Established Major Contractors (EMC) participation in Large Scale EPWP
Infrastructure Projects: the Department of Public Works (DPW) has been
mandated to produce proposals for a mechanism to enable larger EPWP
projects. Consequently this position paper sets out proposals in
respect of a revised overall approach and delivery model, as well as
funding mechanism to enable the implementation of larger EPWP projects
with increased impact...
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Large Infrastructure Projects: Scaling up the EPWP
October 2005 | 207Kb.
Report on Phase 1 Preliminary Project Scan and Large Contractor
Engagement: this phase comprised a scan of key municipal and
provincial departments to identify possible labour-intensive
infrastructure projects and programmes, for which funding is not
available, or for which insufficient funding is available, or which
could be expanded over the next five years with additional funding...
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Practical Guidelines for Replicating the Zibambele Programme
June 2006 | 391 Kb.
The report presents practical guidelines for replicating the Zibambele
Programme, a labour-intensive low-intensity road maintenance
programme, and outlines recommendations for public bodies planning to
establish the programme, as part of plans to increase the scope of the
EPWP...
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Review of the Vuk’uphile Project
June 2007 | 654 Kb.
An assessment of the efficiency and effectiveness of the Vuk’uphile
Contractor Learnership Programme (Vuk’uphile) in supporting emergency
contractors, with a focus on the mentorship component of the
programme, and recommendations for more effective funding and
efficient implementation. The study revealed that the Vuk’uphile
programme has achieved significant results, but recommendations
focused on the need to improve the design concept of the programme in
order to ensure that enterprises are sustained beyond the learnership,
without which the efficiency and overall effectiveness of the
programme could be undermined...
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Strategic and Operational Review of Conditional Grants
July 2005 | 277 Kb.
A review of opportunities for improvement in the application of
conditional grants (MIG and PIG) to accelerate meeting of EPWP
targets, resulting in: increased understanding of MIG and PIG grants,
better access to funding for programmes (e.g. large contractor
programme), and greater influence on National Treasury on how best to
allocate funding for EPWP programmes...
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