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Title: Presentation to parliament

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Presentation to parliament
PRESENTATION TO PARLIAMENT SRSA FUNDING FOR
PROGRAMMES INVOLVING CHILDREN, YOUTH AND
PEOPLE WITH A DISABILITY
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TEAM INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION

Denver Hendricks
Greg Fredericks
Noma Kotelo
Thokozile Mkhonto

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SRSA VISION
INTRODUCTION

An active and winning nation

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SRSA MISSION
INTRODUCTION

To actualise governments objectives by creating
an environment conducive to maximising the access
to participation in sport and recreation by all
South Africans and to enhance the medal-winning
potential of the countrys athletes in
international sporting competitions

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WHAT DRIVES US AT SRSA
INTRODUCTION

Priorities identified by the President in his
State of the Nation Address
Priorities identified by the government clusters
Policy directives of the Cabinet, Parliament, the
Minister of Sport and Recreation, the Portfolio
Committee on Sport and Recreation and the
Standing Committee on Education and Recreation
Our White Paper objectives and priorities

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SRSA OBJECTIVES
INTRODUCTION

Increase the levels of participation of South
Africans in sport and recreation
To raise the profile of sport and recreation
amongst decision makers
To improve the performances of South Africans in
major international competitions
To place sport and recreation at the forefront of
efforts to address issues of national importance

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SRSA priorities
INTRODUCTION

Confirm and streamline the roles of stakeholders
Provide funds for the upgrading and creation of
basic, multi-purpose sport and recreation
facilities especially in disadvantaged areas
To develop the human resource potential required
for the effective management of sport and
recreation
To motivate the community to develop active
lifestyles and to channel those with talent into
competitive sport
To develop a high performance programme that is
geared toward preparing elite athletes for major
competitions
To ensure that all sport and recreation bodies
meet their transformation objectives
To develop a code of ethics for sport and
recreation
To develop and implement an international
relations policy in concert with national
government policy

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Selected priorities identified by the President
INTRODUCTION

Consolidation of national reconciliation,
national cohesion and unity, and a shared new
patriotism born of the strengthening of the
manifest reality of a South Africa that belongs
to all who live in it, united in their diversity
Transforming our country into a genuinely
non-racial and non-sexist society, inclusive of
children, the youth and people with a disability
Ensure that South Africa truly belongs to all who
live in it
Examine the implications of research into social
structure and social mobility, demographics and
dynamics with regard to such categories as race,
disability, etc.
Review gender imbalances as well as
representation of people with a disability in the
public service

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THE SERVICE DELIVERY AND ORGANISATIONAL
ENVIRONMENT AND A STRATEGIC OVERVIEW
INTRODUCTION

Shift in the clientele of SRSA from sport and
recreation delivery agents to communities
Cooperation between the three spheres of
government
The establishment of a single macro-body in the
NGO sector
Integration of the SASC into SRSA
Freezing of posts in SRSA
Interaction with the national federations
New policy directives
The changing school sport environment
Infrastructure backlogs
The nature of the human resource base
(volunteerism)
Inadequate resourcing of sport and recreation
A resurgence in the recognition of the potential
role of sport and recreation in development
Transformation

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SRSA POSITION ON PROGRAMMES INVOLVING CHILDREN,
YOUTH AND PEOPLE WITH A DISABILITY
INTRODUCTION

Sport is primarily about the youth
From the cradle to the grave approach
Age range of the youth
Inclusive approach on people with a disability

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background

Sport in South Africa restructured 1 April 2005
Government responsible for Mass Participation
Programmes
SASCOC responsible for High Performance
Programmes
Government still funds National Federations and
Macro Bodies

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Growth in SRSA budget

R000
2001/2002 101 093
2002/2003 171 826
2003/2004 223 178
2004/2005 294 213
2005/2006 203 628
2006/2007 231 945
2007/2008 241 917

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SRSA budget per programme over MTEF period
Programme 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 R000 R000
R000 1 54190 55262 58026 2 80059
91762 96100 3 50271 62887 64431 4 19108
22034 23360 TOTAL 203628
231945 241917
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SRSA budget per programme over MTEF period
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of budget per programme