This policy framework and strategy sets the vision, mission, goals and objectives which provide direction for improving the implementation of community-based health workers. The document starts by briefly describing the background to the community health worker (CHW) programme, continues to list the legislative and policy context, highlight the scope of the policy and the responsibilities at different levels, the expected outcome of the policy, budget implications, key risks and how the implementation of the policy will be monitored and reported on.

This document summarises the objectives of the electricity sector as detailed in the White Paper of 1998 to improve social equity by addressing the requirements of low income, enhance efficiency and competitiveness to provide low-cost and high-quality inputs to all sectors and open non-discriminatory access to the transmission system.

This document discusses the rationale for electrifying informal settlements, the criteria for electrification, interim services, the design and construction standards. Its objective is to provide clear guidelines regarding the electrification of informal settlements as part of the Integrated National Electrification Programme (INEP).

The National Health Promotion Policy and Strategy clarifies the role of health promotion in the health sector and other sectors. The policy is guided by four principles. It aims to strengthen systems to monitor and evaluate health promotion interventions and create an enabling environment that promotes healthy behavioural practices.

This policy is applicable to all licensed electricity distributors providing bulk infrastructure as part of the electrification programme of the Department of Energy. Its primary objective is to provide policy guidelines for the provision of electrification bulk infrastructure as part of the Integrated National Electrification Programme (INEP).

The suite of supply policy guidelines is applicable to all licensed entities implementing the Integrated National Electrification Programme (INEP) on behalf of the Department of Energy. It highlights issues related to capital expenditure, the suite of supply options, connection fees, the subsidies, options for an upgrade or downgrade, and the technical motivation for supplies that are current limited.

Schedule 2 of this regulatory document emphasizes that the national savings target shall for each year for a period of five years calculated from the date of promulgation of these regulations be ten percent of the annual national baseline electricity consumption subject to the annual review by the Minister.

These policy guidelines are applicable to all licensed entities implementing the Integrated National Electrification Program (INEP) on behalf of the Department of Energy. It can also be applied to other types of family units within the farm arrangement or otherwise. Its objective is to outline procedures regarding the electrification of farm dweller houses as part of the Integrated National Electrification Programme.

This policy provides guidelines for developer led household electrification in mixed development project areas implemented in both municipal and Eskom areas of supply. It applies to all mixed housing development projects, incorporating fully subsidized houses which are implemented by developers in Municipal and Eskom areas of supply.

These policy guidelines are applicable to all licensed entities and service providers providing non-grid electrification to households on behalf of the Department of the Energy. It is designed to provide policy guidelines for the provision of non-grid electrification to households as part of the Integrated National Electrification Programme.

This document provides norms and standards for reticulation services to maintain good quality of supply, to ensure stability of the electricity network, to minimise electricity load shedding and to avoid blackouts.

This document provides procedures to be followed by the licensee. It emphasizes that any licensee who requires the State to expropriate land on its behalf, or any right in over or in respect of land as contemplated in section 27(1) of the Act must apply in writing to the Minister of Public Works.

These Regulations apply to the procurement of new generation capacity excluding new generation capacity derived from nuclear power technology. Its primary objectives are to facilitate planning for the establishment of new generation capacity and to set minimum standards for power purchase agreements.

This is an amendment to the Electricity Regulations on New Generation Capacity published by Government Notice R.399 in Government Gazette 34262 of 4 May 2011.

This document outlines the strategic focus of the presidency to grow the South African economy, to build a capable and developmental state, to lead the coordination of government policies and programmes, to accelerate land reform and agricultural support, among others.

The 2019/20 Presidency Plan has a theme of “following up on our commitments — making your future work better”. It seeks to respond and ensure that the Presidency’s programmes and priorities for 2019/20 will actively support the national priorities and focus areas, that the Presidency takes into account the environment in which it operates and the constraints arising from the macro environment, and responds effectively in terms of the prioritisation of its programmes and interventions and that The Presidency plays its role in supporting efficiency in government spending and that government debt is capped at a sustainable level, both through its leadership of government at large and through its own internal efficiencies.

This strategy is underpinned by five strategic principles of a person-centred focus, expanded access, innovation for sustainable impact, digital health workforce for economic development and a whole-of-government approach. It proposes nine strategic interventions to be achieved by 2024. Some of which include: development of leadership capacity for digital health innovation and adaptive management, the undertaking of appropriate multi-stakeholder engagement for shared opportunities and successful digital health implementation and establishment of integrated information architecture for interoperability and effective, safe sharing of health information across health systems and services.

The regulations in this document are made under section 43 of the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1993 (Act No. 85 of 1993). The purpose of the document is to guide all employers, employees and the public alike, who are responsible for or concerned with the control and prevention of exposure to ergonomic risks in the workplace.

These amended regulations replace the regulations published in Government Notice R 1360 in Government Gazette 20626 of 23 November 199, the Notice R 955 in Government Gazette 21583 of 2 October 2000 and the Notice in R 480 in Government Gazette 28858 of 26 May 2006.

This Plan was prepared in line with the revised Strategic Plan of The Presidency for 2015/16-2019/20 and accurately reflects the performance targets that The Presidency will endeavour to achieve given the resources available in the 2017/18 financial year.