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Water
1528
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SANITATION
1965
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SOLID WASTE
2325
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Infrastructure
315
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SYSTEMS IMPACTS
39
RESIDENT IMPACTS
16218597

Since March 2020

Briefs & Reports
Systemic Challenges Facing the Procurement of Outsourced Basic Services for Informal Settlements in South Africa

Systemic challenges facing the procurement of outsourced basic services for informal settlements in South Africa

This research examines the findings of social audits, provider bid specifications, and interviews with municipal officials to identify the systemic causes of outsourced service delivery challenges and outlines several issues local governments could address to improve service delivery to informal settlements at scale.

Which Procurement Information Should We Publish

Which procurement information should we publish? Recommendations for metropolitan municipalities in South Africa

This paper provides a detailed overview of the minimum level of procurement information metropolitan municipalities should be publishing on their supply chain management websites to support public engagement in the monitoring of the delivery of outsourced services and engagement in the tender process.

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Impact case study in Ekurhuleni

Six hundred thousand informal settlement residents will receive better quality sanitation services as a result of community-led monitoring and engagement in Ekurhuleni. In 2018, the International Budget Partnership South Africa (IBPSouth Africa) and the Social Audit Network (SAN), started partnering with Planact and 13 informal settlement communities in Ekurhuleni to conduct a social audit on the provision and maintenance of portable toilets. A social audit is a community-led process of engaging government about poor services by monitoring service delivery on the basis of government commitments contained in budgets and other official documents.

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Impact case study in eThekwini

IBP South Africa, the SASDI Alliance, and the eMalandeni community begin to see results from ongoing community-led monitoring and engagement with eThekwini Municipality.

A Proposal for a Learner Transport Conditional Grant

South Africa: A proposal for a learner transport conditional grant

This paper presents 2 possible approaches to the design of a learner transport grant that will, over time, enable South African provinces to provide learner transport to all learners in need, and ensure that funding is protected for the delivery of this service.

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Children and South Africa’s health budget 2016

This brief looks at the impact of South Africa’s 2016/17 health budget on children.

Public Monitoring Of Government Food Security Services In South Africa

Public monitoring of government food security services in South Africa: What data needs to be produced and published?

This note explores what information the South African government needs to publish to enable effective public monitoring of the delivery of food security through South Africa’s Social Relief of Distress (SRD) program.

Public Monitoring Of Government Mental Health Services In South Africa

Public monitoring of government mental health services in South Africa: What data needs to be produced and published?

This note explores what information the government needs to publish to enable the effective public monitoring of the delivery of mental health services.

Public Monitoring Of School Infrastructure In South Africa

Public monitoring of school infrastructure in South Africa: What data needs to be produced and published?

This note explores what information needs to be published by government to enable the public to monitor the delivery of school infrastructure.

Guide to monitoring public Procurement in SA (landscape)

Monitoring public procurement in South Africa

Government departments need to follow legally defined procedures when purchasing goods and services from the private sector. The goal is to achieve fair value with public funds but when procurement fails, service delivery suffers. Late or poor-quality goods and services affect people’s lives directly. This guide equips civil society organisations and interested readers to monitor public procurement. Effective oversight can enhance service delivery, reduce corruption, and promote public participation.