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Briefing on the state of readiness and strategy to effectively spend the 2013/14 allocated
budget
29 May 2013
STANDING COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS
CONTENTS
• PROGRAMMES PER BUDGET STRUCTURE• OVERVIEW OF BUDGET ALLOCATION• ALIGNMENT OF ANNUAL PEFROMANCE PLAN WITH
HUMAN AND FINANCIAL RESOURCES• PROGRAMME OUTPUTS
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PROGRAMMES PER BUDGET (ENE) STRUCTURE
3
Administration Water Sector Management
Water Infrastructure Management
Regional Implementation &
SupportWater Sector Regulation International Water
Cooperation
Ministry
Departmental Management
Internal audit
Corporate services
Financial Management
Office accommodation
Policy & Planning Mgt & Support
Integrated Planning
Policy & Strategy
Water Ecosystems
Water Info Mgt
Institutional Oversight
Infrastructure dev & rehabilitation
Operation of water resources
IR Mgt & Support
Africa Cooperation
Global Cooperation
Regional Mgt & Support
Water Sector Support
Institutional Establishment
Regional Bulk
Transfer of Water Schemes
Support Services
Regulation Mgt & Support
Economic & Social Regulation
Water use authorisation
Resource regulation
Compliance Monitoring
Enforcement
Water Services Projects
Integrated Catchment Mgt
Mine Water MgtSub-programmes
Programmes
Legend
Water Trading Entity
Financial Management
Integrated Catchment Mgt
OVERVIEW OF BUDGET ALLOCATION FOR THE 2013/14 FINANCIAL YEAR
4
BUDGET OVERVIEW PER PROGRAMME
5
Programme no Programme Budget Budget Percentage (R'000)
1 Administration 978 606 10%2 Water Sector Management 516 366 5%3 Water Infrastructure Management 2 565 203 25%4 Regional Implementation and Support 5 982 684 59%5 Water Sector Regulation 118 691 1%6 International Water Cooperation 25 413 0.003%
Total 10 186 963 100%
10%5%
25%59%
1%0%Administration
Water Sector Management
Water Infrastructure Management
Regional Implementation and Support
Water Sector Regulation
BUDGET OVERVIEW PER ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION
6
Economic Classifications Budget Allocation Budget Percentage(R'000)
Compensation of employees 1 227 209 12.05%Goods and Services 1 465 114 14.38%Interest 2 013 0.02%Transfers and subsidies 3 916 370 38.45%Payments for capital assets 3 576 167 35.11%Total 10 186 873 100%
12%
14%
0%
39%
35%
Compensation of employees
Goods and Services
Interest
Transfers and subsidies
Payments for capital assets
OVERVIEW OF EARMARKED VERSUS UNEARMARKED ALLOCATION
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Earmarked versus unearmarked Budget Allocation Budget Percentage(R'000)
Unearmaked Funds 2 723 186 27%Specifically and Exclusively Appropriated 6 439 867 63%Conditional Grants 1 023 910 10%Total 10 186 963 100%
27%
63%
10%
Unearmaked Funds
Specifically and Exclusively Appropriated
Conditional Grants
DETAILS OF EARMARKED VS. UNEARMARKED BUDGET
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Programmes Unearmarked (voted) funds per programme
Earmarked funds per programme Total of funds per programme
Budget amount % Budget amount % Budget amount %Administration 978 606 10% 0% 978 606 10%Water Sector Management 508 473 5% 7 893 0% 516 366 5%Water Infrastructure Management - 0% 2 565 203 25% 2 565 203 25%Regional Implementation and Support 1 131 415 11% 4 851 269 48% 5 982 684 59%Water Sector Regulation 79 279 1% 39 412 0% 118 691 1%International Water Cooperation 25 413 0% 0% 25 413 0%Total 2 723 186 27% 7 463 777 73% 10 186 963 100%
10%
5%
0%
11%
1% 0% Administration
Water Sector Management
Water Infrastructure Management
Regional Implementation and Support
Water Sector Regulation
International Water Cooperation
0%0%
25%
48%
0% 0% Administration
Water Sector Management
Water Infrastructure Management
Regional Implementation and Support
Water Sector Regulation
International Water Cooperation
Unearmarked Funds Earmarked Funds
ADDITIONAL FUNDING
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Additional Funding Budget Allocation Budget Percentage(R'000)
Regional Bulk Infrastructure 81 669 6%Compensation of Employees 54 637 4%Pilanesburg (Magalies Water) 200 000 16%Improved Condition of Services 20 331 2%Acid Mine Drainage 150 000 12%De Hoop Dam (Phase 2B and 2D) 171 000 13%Conditional Grants 602 965 47%Total 1 280 602 100%
6%4%
16%2%
12%13%
47%
Regional Bulk InfrastructureCompensation of EmployeesPilanesburg (Magalies Water)Improved Condition of ServicesAcid Mine DrainageDehoop Dam (Phase 2B and 2D)Conditional Grants
OVERVIEW OF BUDGET ALLOCATIONS
Description 2013/14R 000
Indicative figures received 9,745,679Plus: Additional Funds allocated to Baseline (details on slide 11) 677,637Plus: Additional Funds allocated to Conditional Grants: MWIG (details on slide 12) 602,965Minus: Adjustments to baseline (details on slide 13) (830,346)Funds Shifted to Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (8,972)Total medium term allocation 10,186,963
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ADDITIONAL FUNDS ALLOCATED TO BASELINE
Description 2013/14
R 000Regional Bulk Water Infrastructure 81,669
Compensation of employment: Reprioritisation 54,637
Pilanesburg (Magalies Water) 200,000Improved Condition of Service 20,331
Acid Mine Drainage 150,000
De Hoop Dam: Phases 2B and 2D 171,000
TOTAL 677,637
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ADDITIONAL FUNDS ALLOCATED TO CONDITIONAL GRANTS: LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Description 2013/14
R 000
Conditional Grants to Local Government: MWIG 602,965
TOTAL 602,965
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ADJUSTMENTS TO BASELINE
Description 2013/14
R 000
Minus: Adjustments to baseline including (830,346)
Goods and Services: Reprioritization (54,637)
Goods and Services: Savings (38,354)
Efficiency savings: WTE Infrastructure (571,000)
Decrease Indirect Grant: Water Services Subsidy Grant (166,355)
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DETAILS OF EARMARKED FUNDSItem description 2013/14
R 000
Constructions of Water Services Projects 190 453Establishment of Regulations Branch 80 086Acid Mine Drainage 150 000Review of Regulatory and Pricing Strategy 7 893Water Services Operating Subsidy (indirect grant) 138 894Water Services Operating Subsidy (Direct grant) 420 945Municipal Water Infrastructure 602 965TOTAL 7 899 836
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ALIGNMENT OF THE ANNUAL PERFORMANCE PLAN TO HUMAN AND FINANCIAL RESOURCES PER
PROGRAMME AND SUB-PROGRAMME
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PROGRAMME 1: ADMINISTRATION (MAIN ACCOUNT) No Sub-programme No of APP
indicators2013/14allocation
% of allocation relative to programme allocation
Page reference in the APP
In 2013/14 In R’000
1 Ministry None 42 194 4.31% -
2 Departmental Management
3 65 099 6.65% 14 (PPI no 6 & 7)17 (PPI no 15)
3 Internal Audit 1 24 673 2.52% 14 (PPI no 12)
4 Corporate Services 7 362 145 37.01% 12 (PPI no 1-5), 16 (PPI no 13), 17 (PPI no 15)
5 Financial Management
4 141 805 14.49% 14 (PPI no 8 – 11)
6 Office accommodation*
None 342 690 35.02% -
Total 15 978 606 100%
16* means this sub-programme will be incorporated within Corporate Services during the 2014/15 financial year
Programme 2: Water Sector ManagementNo Sub-programme No of APP
indicators2013/14 allocation % allocation relative
to programme allocation
Page reference in the APP
In 2013/14 In R’000
1 Policy and Planning Management & Support
None 5 096 0.99% -
2 Integrated Planning 5 157 877 30.57% 21 (PPI no 19 – 21), 24 (PPI no 27)
3 Policy and Strategy 2 31 798 6.16% 23 (PPI no 25-26)
4 Water Ecosystem 1 39 057 7.56% 26 (PPI no 31)
5 Water Information Management 4 173 924 33.68% 19 (PPI no 16), 25 (PPI no 28 –30)
6 Institutional Oversight 4 108 614 21.03% 20 (PPI no 17-18) , 23 (PPI no 23-24)
Total 16 516 366 100% -
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PROGRAMME 4: REGIONAL IMPLEMENTATION & SUPPORT
No Sub-programme No of APP indicators
2013/14allocation
% allocation relative to programme allocation
Page reference in the APP
In 2013/14 In R’000
1 Regional Management & Support
None 8 090 0.14% -
2 Water Sector Support 7 1 072 037 17.92% 28 (PPI no 36), 33 (PPI no 47-48), 34 (PPI no 49-52)
3 Water Use and Regulation None 295 151 4.93%
4 Institutional Establishment 5 34 019 0.57% 28 (PPI no 33-35), 30 (PPI 39-40)
5 Regional Bulk 4 3 288 338 54.96% 28 (PPI no 32), 30 (PPI no 38), 36 (PPI no 55)
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PROGRAMME 4: REGIONAL IMPLEMENTATION & SUPPORT
No Sub-programme No of APP indicators
2013/14 allocation % allocation relative to programme allocation
Page reference in the APP
In 2013/14 In R’000
6 Transfer of WaterSchemes
1 579 976 9.69% 34 (PPI no 53)
7 Support Services None 341 900 5.71% -
8 Water Services Projects 6 190 453 3.18% 28 (PPI no 37), 30 (PPI no 41-43), 31 (PPI no 44-45)
9 Integrated Catchment Mgt 1 22 720 0.38% 36 (PPI 54)
10 Mine Water Management*
8 150 000 2.51% 36 (PPI no 56 – 59), 37 (PPI no 60-63)
Total 32 5 982 684 100%
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* means the budget is for 2 financial years (i.e. 2012/13 and 2013/14only)
PROGRAMME 5: WATER SECTOR REGULATIONNo Sub-programme No of APP
indicators2013/14 allocation % allocation
relative to programme allocation
Page reference in the APP
In 2013/14 In R’000
1 Regulation Management & Support
None 3 567 3.01% -
2 Economic and Social Regulation 1 3 846 3.24% 43 (PPI no 66)
3 Water Use Authorisation 1 15 805 13.32% 41 (PPI no 64)
4 Drinking Water Quality & Wastewater Services
2 28 724 24.20% 42 (PPI 65), 43 (PPI 68)
5 Resource Regulation 1 47 979 40.42% 43 (PPI no 67)
6 Compliance Monitoring 1 (merged)
1 080 0.91% 43 (PPI no 69)
7 Enforcement 17 690 14.90%
Total 6 118 691 100% -
20Red means these sub-programmes functions are currently merged
PROGRAMME 6: INTERNATIONAL WATER COOPERATION
No Sub-programme No of APP indicators
2013/14 allocation
% allocation relative to programme allocation
Page reference in the APP
In 2013/14 (R’000)
1 International Relation Management & Support
None 4 538 17.86% -
2 Africa Cooperation 2 10 899 42.89% 46 (PPI no 70-71), 47 (PPI no 74)
3 Global Cooperation 3 9 976 39.26% 46 (PPI no 72-73)
Total 5 25 413 100% -
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ALIGNMENT OF THE APP TO VARIOUS PROGRAMMES Programme 1: Administration Programme 2: Water sector mgt Programme 3: Infrastructure
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DPSA
NT
DEA
WRC TCTA
KOBWAOutcome 4 &6
NDPSIPs
NGP
Outcome 6
NDPSIPs
IPAP
Outcome 12 IPAP
Energy DMR
COGTADAFF
MDGs MDGs
ALIGNMENT OF THE APP TO VARIOUS PROGRAMMES Programme 4: Regions Programme 5: Regulation Programme 6: International
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Outcome 4, 6, 7, 9
& 10
NDPSIPs
IPAP
Irrigation boards ~ WUAs
CMAs
WBs as IA
Energy DMR
COGTADAFF
DEA
DRDLRDHS
Health
MDGs Outcome 10
NDP
DMR
DEA
Outcome 11
Intl commissions
DIRCO
Enhancing capacity of the Department per programme
Programme No of posts advertised (incl. SMS)
No of OSD posts advertised
Programme 1: Administration 181 4Programme 2: Water Sector Management 37 18Programme 5: Water Sector RegulationProgramme 3: Water Infrastructure Management 176 20Programme 4: Regional implementation & Support 217 48TOTAL 612 90
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PROGRAMME PROJECTS
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PROGRAMME 2: WATER SECTOR MANAGEMENT PROJECTS
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PROGRAMME 2.
OUTPUTS BUDGET ALLOCATION R’000
National Integrated Information System Prototype developed
25 237
Water services information provided 5 000
2 CMAs gazetted for establishment 880
16 institutions 12 WBs)(TCTA)(WRC) (2 CMAs)
4000
PROGRAMME 2
OUTPUTS BUDGET ALLOCATION
R’000
4 Reconciliation strategies ( 1 olifants and 3 all towns)
1 538
12 reconciliation strategies updated per year to ensure water security
11 669
PROGRAMME 2
OUTPUTS BUDGET ALLOCATION
R’000
Revised Water Pricing Strategy gazetted for publication
7 800 (Earmarked)
500
Realigned water boards and water resource infrastructure institution as per
2 500
PROGRAMME 2
OUTPUTS BUDGET
ALLOCATION
R’000
PROJECT PLANS
Amended water-related legislation and strategies
1 000 Draft policy document developed
Policy document finalised
Discussion document developed
Draft National Water Bill developed
NWRS 2 gazetted and implementation plan developed
8 000
PROGRAMME 2
OUTPUTS BUDGET ALLOCATION
R’000
Draft Climate Change Strategy for Water
Sector1 000
Revised Strategic framework for water services
500
Revised Water Policy 200
PROGRAMME 2 : WATER SECTOR
MANAGEMENT
SUB PROGRAMME
BUDGET
Allocation
2013/14 (R’000)
Expenditure as at 23
May 2013 % spent
Policy and Strategy 44,529 4,176 9
Institutional Oversight 95,883 5,149 6
Water Ecosystems 39,057 4,276 11
Integrated Planning 177,516 22,349 13
Water Information Management 154,285 20,835 14
TOTAL 511,270* 56 785 11
*Note: Above total excludes an amount of R 5,096 which is for the support for the DDG Policy and Planning
PROGRAMME 4: REGIONAL IMPLEMENTATION AND SUPPORT PROJECTS
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OVERVIEW OF PROGRESS TO DATEStatus Number CommentsProjects completed during 2012/13 5 Totalling 30 since 2007Projects in construction phase 73 73 Projects are in construction phase of which 16 will
be completed during 2013/14Projects in design / tender phase 30Projects in feasibility phase 36 Feasibility studies will be conducted on 36 projectsTOTAL OF PROJECTS SINCE INCEPTION 154
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IMPACT FROM THE COMPLETED PROJECTS1. Water for the provision of basic services2. Water for economic growth and development3. Increase assurance of supply4. Improve quality of effluent discharge and prevent environmental pollution5. Remove water restrictions
WATER SERVICES OPERATING & TRANSFERS SUBSIDY IMPLEMENTATION READINESS ON BUDGET OF R420M
MILESTONES TIMELINES
1 1ST transfer of R107,078,000 July 2013
2 Implementation of projects July 2013-June 2014
3 Submission of monthly reports July 2013-June 2014
4 Withholding to take place during transfers July 2013-January 2014
5 2nd transfer of R188,347,000 October 2013
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WATER SERVICES OPERATING & TRANSFERS SUBSIDY IMPLEMENTATION READINESS ON BUDGET OF R420M
MILESTONE TIMELINES
5 3rd transfer of R125,520,000 January 2014
6 Monitoring of projects July 2013-June 2014
7 Close out reports July 2013-June 2014
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MEDIUM TERM INVESTMENT ON WATER SERVICES INFRASTRUCTURE
TYPE DEFINITION RAND THOUSAND
2013/14 2014/15 2015/16
Smallinfrastructure
Cost less than R90 million per annum and not totalling more than R250 million over the medium term
1 452 069 1 946 888 2 146 500
Large infrastructure
Cost between R90 and R 400 million per year totalling at least R250 million but less than R1 billion
1 114 517 1 579 924 1 626 354
Mega infrastructure
Cost over R400 million per year for a minimum of three years or totalling at least R 1 billion
636 811 956 084 1 098 800
TOTAL 3 203 397 4 482 896 4 871 654
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REGIONAL BULK INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAMMECURRENT STATUS
RBIG started the 2013/14 financial year with 73 projects in construction phase of which 16 projects will be completed during this financial year
30 Projects are in design or tender phase with a budget allocation of R 507 million. Most of these projects will start with construction during this financial year.
Current budget for 2013 MTEF
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BUDGET ALLOCATION PER PROVINCE
Province Project cost Expenditure frominception until 31 Mar 2012
Proposed budget allocation over the medium term
2013/14 2014/15 2015/16
Eastern Cape 6 328 812 574 486 033 116 582 741 497 960 501 083 1 032 000 000Free State 1 923 034 218 342 251 155 225 100 000 285 896 000 303 654 000Gauteng 438 425 000 204 000 798 241 200 000 337 700 000 355 000 000KwaZulu-Natal 5 269 729 919 722 367 645 593 563 275 1 167 000 000 1 280 000 000
Limpopo 3 618 448 000 614 365 239 593 536 725 717 499 000 784 667 000Mpumalanga 1 181 297 000 135 673 747 137 752 752 225 000 000 234 000 000Northern Cape 3 095 303 491 149 917 582 270 400 000 309 500 000 340 500 000North West 2 275 114 000 219 392 054 390 200 000 347 000 000 388 600 000Western Cape 1 033 317 571 110 954 651 170 802 891 132 800 000 153 233 151Head Office 0 65 691 050 83 040 860 89 015 917 93 110 849TOTAL 25 163 481 773 3 050 647 038 3 288 338 000 4 571 912 000 4 964 765 00039
Regional Bulk Infrastructure Programme
DWA appointed Water Boards as the Implementing Agents (Budgets allocated for 2013/14 financial year to WB’S are R 1.277 billion)
The Water Boards have the capacity to manage the implementation of projects and will ensure that the budget allocated for 2013/14 will be spent
Projects implemented by Water Boards are within scope, cost and time (See slides of projects implemented by Water Boards )
PROJECTS IMPLEMENTED BY WATER BOARDS
Projects implemented by Construction Unit
DWA Construction Unit appointed to implement projects
Limpopo: One project, 2013/14 budget allocation R80 million Northern Cape: One project, 2013/14 budget allocation R72 million North West: Three projects, 2013/14 budget allocation R104 million
REGIONAL BULK INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAMMEPROJECTS IMPLEMENTED BY CONSTRUCTION UNIT
DWA Construction Unit appointed to implement projects
Limpopo: One project, 2013/14 budget allocation R80 million
Northern Cape: One project, 2013/14 budget allocation R72 million
North West: Three projects, 2013/14 budget allocation R104 million
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MWIGPROJECTS
43
PLANNING PROGRESS
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Step 1completed,
Step 2completed
Step 4Partially completed
Need / Initial
Planning
Project identification
/classificationtechnical feasibility Funding process
Identify need
Verify need
Cluster needs into
projects
Verify projects
Prioritise projects Technical feasibility
Assessment of
feasibility
Develop
Implementation Plan
Develop project B/P
Funding allocation
Develop overall WSA
B/P
Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4
Update Information system
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
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2015
Apr/May/Jun Jul/Aug/Sep Oct/Nov/Dec Jan/Feb/Mar Apr/May/Jun Jul/Aug/Sep Oct/Nov/Dec Mar/Apr/May
Step 2:
Project
Implementat
ion Plans
Step 4c: B/P
of project
Step 5 c :
Procurement
20142013
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pro
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Step 6c : Start Implementation of ready projects (accelerate existing approved)
Step 7b: start
implementation of long
Step 4: Finalise of overall
B/P of WSA
Step 5: Start Design &
Procurement for short term
Step 3 Feasibility studies
Step 6: Start Design for bigger
projects
Step 5b: Procurement for
bigger projects .
Step 7: start implementation of short term projects
FINANCIAL ALLOCATIONSa. Budget allocations are as follows: 2013/14 – R 602 million
b. Initial budget allocations done according to needs ( not projects)
c. Budget allocations are indicated and published in DORA according to WSA and according to LM (2 lists)
d. It is envisaged once the planning has been finalised in the next month (June 2013) budget allocations will be adjusted accordingly
a. It is anticipated that adjustments will be minor and budget allocation will be kept more or less the same
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ACIP ALLOCATION : FY 13/14
Acip 2013/14 WC/WDM WWTP WATER OTHER TOTALEC 15 166 25 090 40 256
FS 11 000 19 690 3 000 33 690LP 5 280 16 810 9 195 31 285
NW 13 000 10 500 2 000 25 500MP 2 500 14 000 16 500NC 14 108 18 000 32 108WC 5 000 8 000 13 000KZN 25 000 25 000GP 12 550 12 550
Total 78 604 137 090 14 195 1 500 231 389H/O
GRAND TOTAL 231 389
PROGRAMME 5: WATER SECTOR REGULATION PROJECTS
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PROGRAMME 5
OUTPUTS BUDGET ALLOCATION
R’000
PROJECT PLANS
810 water treatment supply systems assessed for Compliance with drinking water quality standards
5 550
Economic regulator in place Institutional option for economic regulation finalised
PROGRAMME 5
OUTPUTS BUDGET ALLOCATION
R’000
960 wastewater treatment collector systems assessed
5 500
20 mines monitored for compliance in accordance with water use licence conditions
7,5000
PROGRAMME 5
SUB PROGRAMME
BUDGET 2013/14
(R’000)
Expenditure 23
May 2013 % spent
Compliance Monitoring 1,080 216 20
Enforcement 17,690 1,114 6
Drinking Water Quality and Waste Water Services 28,724 3,484. 12
Economic and Social Regulation 3,846 0 0
Water Use Authorisation 15,805 2,299 15
Resource Regulation 47,979 5,207 11
TOTAL 115,124* 12 320 11
*Note: Above total excludes an amount of R 3,567 which is for the support for the DDG Regulation
IMPLEMENTATION OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT
UNIT
END
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