1. PROGRAMME 2 FUNDING, POLICY AND LIAISON SPORT AND RECREATION SOUTH AFRICA

2. FUNDING, POLICY AND LIAISON2 ACHIEVEMENTS 2001-2002 FUNDING –Developed business plans according to which we funded Nf’s –Bus Plans contained projects –Developed a new funding policy –Developed a procedures manual –Developed monitoring procedures –13 Episodes of Siyadlala -

3. FUNDING, POLICY AND LIAISON3 Transfer payments Beneficiaries: Development: 27427 participants in 502 projects International Participation: 1249 participants in 237 projects

4. FUNDING, POLICY AND LIAISON4 POLICY AND MONITORING Revised White Paper Developed guidelines on ethics in sport Signed performance agreements with 32 national federations HIV/Aids Awareness –Major PSL matches, Cricket Stadiums –LoveLife Games –Aids Day programme in Attridgeville SPORT AND RECREATION SOUTH AFRICA

5. FUNDING, POLICY AND LIAISON5 POLICY AND MONITORING Colloquium on Racism in Sport –Printed report on proceedings of the Colloquium Hosted workshop on school sport with NFs Drafted Transformation in Sport Policy document Participated in –Integrated Youth Development Programme – Alexandra –Interdepartmental programme – Heritage Day SPORT AND RECREATION SOUTH AFRICA

6. FUNDING, POLICY AND LIAISON6 LIAISON Signed New agreements with: Cuba, China, Egypt and Mozambique Under the Programmes of Action we sent: –Three persons to Canada (SASC) –Three Persons to France (NOCSA, SAFA, SASC) –Two Korfball Coaches to Flanders –1 Student to Cuba –Visited Mauritius to negotiate POA (SRSA) –Visit to UK (state visit) SPORT AND RECREATION SOUTH AFRICA

7. FUNDING, POLICY AND LIAISON7 LIAISON Under the Programme of Action we hosted –Cuban High Performance Sport expert –Netherlands Handball coach –Canadian Games CEO –2 Flemish Korfball coaches to SA –2 Algerian Volleyball Coach –Tunisian Handball Coach –Govt delegations from: Saudi Arabia, Flanders, Netherlands, Mozambique SPORT AND RECREATION SOUTH AFRICA

8. FUNDING, POLICY AND LIAISON8 LIAISON Processed workpermits and visas for: –Football, Cricket, Rugby –Cycling, athletics, Swimming –Golf, Score, etc

9. FUNDING, POLICY AND LIAISON9 LIAISON NATCCOM meetings –Cricket World Cup 2003 (3) –Shooting World Championships 2002 –Junior World Badminton Championships 2002 –World Surfing Championships –President’s Cup Golf 2003 SPORT AND RECREATION SOUTH AFRICA

10. BUSINESS PLANS 2002/3

11. FUNDING, POLICY AND LIAISON11 FUNDING 2002/3 Interim MTT report proposed greater focus – less federations We propose 2 areas of focus: –Those NFs most likely to produce medals –Those NFs most likely to increase participation Athlete & Coaches Assistance Programme Coordination SRSA, SASC, NOCSA SPORT AND RECREATION SOUTH AFRICA

12. FUNDING, POLICY AND LIAISON12 FUNDING 2002/3 (cont.) Siyadlala – 26 episodes Analysis of viability of NFs Special projects at facilities built by SRSA

13. FUNDING, POLICY AND LIAISON13 PM2 BUDGET BY SUB-PROGRAMME SPORT AND RECREATION SOUTH AFRICA

14. FUNDING, POLICY AND LIAISON14 POLICY 2002/3 New White Paper to kick in 2003 Develop policy for sportspersons with a disability Develop a youth sports policy Monitor transformation in line with the performance agreements SPORT AND RECREATION SOUTH AFRICA

15. FUNDING, POLICY AND LIAISON15 POLICY 2002/3 (cont.) Increase HIV/Aids awareness Sports Against Crime projects in 4 areas and 4 prisons Organise programmes on days of national importance

16. FUNDING, POLICY AND LIAISON16 LIAISON 2002/3 Sports tourism –SA Sports Tourism publication –Impact study on 3 events: CWC 2003, World Surfing Champs, World Tug of War Champs Agreements with African Countries –In line with NEPAD Service existing agreements SPORT AND RECREATION SOUTH AFRICA

17. FUNDING, POLICY AND LIAISON17 LIAISON 2002/3 (cont.) Develop international relations policy Develop Policy on immigration of sportspeople to SA Produce quarterly newsletter to all SA missions abroad SPORT AND RECREATION SOUTH AFRICA