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PART A: GENERAL INFORMATION REPORT OF THE ACCOUNTING OFFICER

Gifts and Donations received in kind from non-related parties (Continued)
Food and Nutrition Coordination

Food relief for KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng areas affected by public riots 800
Old Mutual
Food and Nutrition Coordination
Food Parcels to families affected by the protests and related looting, vandalism and acts of criminality in
KwaZulu-Natal 800
The Solidarity Fund
Food and Nutrition Coordination

Food relief for KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng areas affected by public riots 100 000
UNFPA
Population and Development
Sponsorship for the Department to attend the Safeguard Young People Steering Committee meeting in March 2022 8
Van Schaik Book Store
Information Management
Donation of books to augment the Department's library 20

Donations in Cash

German Development Bank KFW
An amount of R2, 696 million was transferred to the Department 2. Supporting services to victims of Gender-Based Violence and
through the National Treasury RDP account. The funds were used Femicide.
to continue coordinating and managing the project funded by the • One hundred and forty-three (143) Civil Society
German Development Bank (KfW) to provide support to Orphans, Organisations have been recommended for funding.
Vulnerable Children and Youth project (OVCY). • The total R20,350 million was transferred to one hundred
and twenty-seven (127) Civil Society Organisations as first
The construction of Community Care Centres (CCC) continued in the tranche payments.
current financial year. Lethabong CCC in the North West province • Another R10,200 million has been transferred to forty-six
was granted a practical completion certificate in November 2021. (46) of these Civil Society Organisations as second tranche
Kgomotso, Ipelegeng and Boikhutso CCCs were granted completion payments.
certificates. Three (3) CCCs in Limpopo are yet to be finalised. • The process of conducting performance reviews in preparing
for second tranche payments to more complying Civil
Criminal Asset Recovery Account Society Organisations is underway.
The Department was allocated funds for the 2020/21 financial • NDA has advertised another call for proposals and 35 new
year by the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development Civil Society Organisations have been recommended for
from the Criminal Asset Recovery Account for two projects. The funding.
Department partnered with the NDA to implement the projects •
which progressed as follows: The project is in the process of being extended until 30 June 2023
1. Financial assistance to institutions rendering services to to allow for monitoring of funded organisations and close-out
victims of crime. activities by the NDA.
• Of the total allocation of R50 million received in
2020/21, an amount of R40 million has been spent up to USAID
31 March 2022, of which R11.3 million was spent in the An amount of R19, 223 million was spent on the USAID funded
2021/22 financial year. Government-to-Government (G2G). The goal of the project is to
• Since the beginning of the project up to 31 March strengthen DSD’s capacity to scale up the implementation of
2022, funds have been transferred to 169 Civil Society primary prevention of sexual violence and HIV activities among
Organisations (CSOs) in two (2) equal tranches. children and youth and reduce the incidence of HIV and AIDS
• An amount of R5 million has been set aside for mentoring through Social and Behaviour Change programs (SBC). This is done
and coaching which will be finalised in the 2022/23 using the HIV prevention program “YOLO” (You only live once) for 15
financial year. to 24-year-olds, Young YOLO - CHOMMY - (10 to14-year-olds) and
• An additional amount of R5 million has been committed other gender-based violence and HIV prevention interventions for
to the implementation of the Integrated Media Campaign children and youth.
on Gender-Based Violence, Substance Abuse and Social
Crime Prevention. The funds have been transferred Non-profit organisations have been appointed in eThekwini,
to the Government Communication and Information Ekurhuleni and the City of Johannesburg to implement activities as
Systems (GCIS) as an advance for the implementation of per the agreed work plans.
this Integrated Media Campaign over a period of six (6)
months starting from April to September 2022.
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