Outcome 7: Vibrant, equitable and sustainable rural communities and food security for all Presentation to the Portfolio Committee on Rural Development and Land Reform 15 June 2011 M514 Marks Bldg, CPT 15h30 1

Outcome 7: Presentation Outline 1.Introduction 2.Outcome 7 3.Programme design: 3.1. Targets set in the performance agreement per output; and 3.2. Sub outputs 4. Progress made in the first two reporting cycles 2

12 Outcomes 1.An improved quality of basic education. 2.A long and healthy life for all South Africans. 3.All South Africans should be safe and feel safe. 4.Decent employment through inclusive growth. 5.A skilled and capable workforce to support an inclusive growth path. 6.An efficient, competitive and responsive economic infrastructure network. 7.Vibrant, equitable, sustainable rural communities with food security for all. 8.Sustainable human settlements and an improved quality of household life. 9.A responsive, accountable, effective and efficient local government system. 10.Environmental assets and natural resources that are well protected and enhanced. 11.A better Africa and a better world as a result of South Africa's contributions to global relations. 12.An efficient and development-oriented public service and an empowered, fair and inclusive citizenship 3

Outcome 7: Diagrammatic Representation Vibrant sustainable, equitable rural communities and food security for all COORDINATOR: DRDLR 1. Sustainable agrarian reform with thriving farming sector lead : DRDLR/DWEA/DAFF 2. Improved access to diverse and affordable food lead : DAFF/DRDLR 3. Improved rural services to support sustainable livelihoods lead : DOT/DHS/DRDLR/DPW/ MUNICIPALITIES 5. Enabling institutional environment for sustainable and inclusive growth lead : DoCG/EDD/DRDLR 6. Cross cutting / Coordination DPSA/NT/PRESIDENCY/ DRDLR 4. Improved employment opportunities and economic livelihoods lead : DST/DTI/DHET/DOD/ DRDLR 4

Contribution towards: Outcomes 4, 9 and 10 DRDLR contributes to the following outcomes: – Outcome 4: strengthening employment, economic growth and equality in line with the job creation model – Outcome 9: meeting basic needs of communities and promoting appropriate service delivery models in rural areas – Outcome 10: sustainable natural resource management 5

OUTCOME 7: VALUE CHAIN Vibrant sustainable and equitable rural communities and food security for all OUTPUTSDRIVERSSUB-OUTPUTS ACTIVES RESPONS - IBILITIES RESULT CHAIN Sustainable agrarian reform, with a thriving small and large farming sector Farming Land / Water /Markets/ Labour/ Inputs/Capital e.g. Identify, acquire, warehouse, select, lease, support and secure land /allocate water resources, surveying, registrations and planning DRDLR DWEA DAFF PROVINCES MUNICIPALITIES Target Baseline Indicator Feedback/ M&E Improved access to diverse and affordable food Food Security Agro-processing / Increased productivity/access to nutritious food/ Markets/Land/Labour/Capital/ Inputs e.g. Establish agri-parks, food banks, nutritious food, improved access to markets, irrigation schemes DAFF DRDLR PROVINCES LOCAL GOVERNMENT Improved rural services to support sustainable livelihoods Infrastructure and Services Agro-logistics and Economic Infrastructure/ ICT/ Social Infrastructure/ Innovation/ Service Delivery Model/Land, Labour /Capital Roads, Rail, Bridges, ECDs, libraries, e-RAPs, Energy, VVAs, Youth Hubs, Housing, water, sanitation, Implement innovative service delivery model, revitalization of rural towns DOT DRDLR DOE DHS DWEA DPW LOCAL GOVERNMENT Improved employment opportunities and economic livelihoods Jobs and Skills Enterprise development/ job creation/village industries/ Training/Capital Establish village agro- industries/Implement NARYSEC /EPWP/ CWP DST DTI DHET DRDLR PROVINCES LOCAL GOVERNMENT Enabling institutional environment for sustainable and inclusive growth Governance and inclusive growth Institutions/ Capacitated Institutions/ Credit institutions/ Socio-political institutions/Land/Labour/ Capital Establishment of institutions (e.g. council of stakeholders, institutional capacity building (mentoring) DoCG EDD DRDLR PROVINCES LOCAL GOVERNMENT COS Cross cutting/ Coordination Policy, legislation, regulations and resources, Access norms and Standards 6

PROGRESS WITH IMPLEMENTATION OF THE DELIVERY AGREEMENT 7

CONCLUSION While good progress was made on set targets (numbers and percentages), in most instances the developmental impact is still to be measured; In addition, the full extent of the infrastructure backlogs in rural areas is still to be quantified and costed; Most jobs created thus far have been work opportunities and collaboration is required with other Outcomes to attain more sustainable jobs; Although the land acquisition targets have been exceeded during this reporting period, the challenges facing land reform remain; What remains to be done, is interventions to increase productivity on farms acquired; market access; provision of technical and financial support to the new farmers; Relations have significantly improved between DAFF and DRDLR and for each of the outputs under Outcome 7, a DDG from DAFF has been assigned to work with DRDLR and under Output 5, which is a coordinating output, DG: DAFF and DG:DRDLR are leading. 8