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    COUNTRY: SOUTH AFRICA

    LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND GENDER JUSTICE

    SUMMIT AND AWARDSDATE: 23 25 APRIL 2012

    VENUE: KOPANONG HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTRE

    365 DAYS OF LOCAL ACTION TO END VIOLENCE AND EMPOWER

    WOMEN

    CNTREOFE

    ENC

    CAPRICORN

    DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY

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    P O L IC Y F R A M E W O R K Gender Strategy is in place and implemented

    Disability Strategy

    Childrens Strategy

    Older Person Strategy

    The council is aware of other Gender Legislations e.g.Domestic Violence Act, Maintenance Act etc

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    G O V E R N A N C ERepresentation:

    Political

    Council:54 District Councilors: 51% males

    and 49% females

    Mayoral:50/50 @ Mayoral Committee

    Portfolio Committees: 59% females and 41

    males

    Administration Senior Management: 29% females and 71%

    males

    Management: 25% females and 65% males

    Staff Establishment

    32% females & 68% males

    Disability at 2.5%

    Participation

    District Women Caucuses.

    803 people (546 females) attended the

    tender briefing sessions. (this quarter)

    Hosts Mens Dialogues

    Public participation

    Adopted attendance register: Monitoring

    tool IDP Public Consultations

    Council Outreach Programmes

    803 people (546) females attended the

    tender briefing sessions.

    Women in Dialogue for 50/50 campaign

    GBV Summit:

    GBV Road shows

    HIV/AIDS Community Dialogues

    Youth Health Campaigns

    Awareness Campaigns on Crime against

    PWD

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    Ma in s t r eam ing Gende r in t o Ex is t ing P rog ram me sProcurement:

    Out of 43 municipal projects, with total budget of

    R93 263 587.58, females @ 42.30% with the

    budget of R42 711 441.62 and males 57.70% with

    the budget of R50 552 145.96

    The projects created 2180 jobs: 93% females & 7%

    males

    Climate change and sustainable development

    Land and housing

    Transferred projects & beneficiaries are 16. 15

    females & 11 males at total of 1935 hectors.

    Settled claims is at 55% females and 44% males

    with 17 965.48 hectors.

    Water

    3417 Households have access to water.

    Sanitation

    Sanitary systems: flushing toilets, ventilated

    improved pit toilets (VIP),Ordinary pit toilets. 6565 beneficiaries: 54% females & 46% males

    Environmental health

    Manufacturing of herbal medicines: Muringa

    Social development

    OR Tambo games, Indigenous Games, Wellness

    games, Sports Against Crime, Race AgainstHIV/AIDS where men, boys women & girls

    participate.

    HIV/AIDS and Care Work:_

    3,500 caregivers: (3325) 95 % females & (175 ) 5%

    males

    The workshops AGBV & HIV/AIDS: 241 Home

    Based Caregivers 233 females & 8 males.

    76 funded HBC & 87 funded DIC

    Campaigns on HCT: 5598 people ,1122 tested: 393

    females & 265 males. 45 males & 46 females tested

    positive.

    Placement of US Peace Corps Volunteers to assist

    care HBC & DIC

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    GENDER SPECIFIC PROGRAMMES

    GBV flagship plan

    365 Days Action Plan to end Violence

    Participation of 16 days of Activism

    The budget is R380 000.00

    Public Awareness Campaigns

    Take back the night campaigns

    GBV Road shows

    Taverns, taxi & bus ranks dialogues onGBV & HIV/AIDS

    Condom distribution: Taverns, taxi & bus

    ranks, shops, spaza shops

    Public Education on Domestic Violence

    Act.

    Stage Dramas: transmission of HIV/AIDS &

    impact of Mixt in our children

    Gender Programmes

    Take a Girl/Boy Child to work day

    Dignity Packs/Sanitory Towel Campaign

    Assertiveness Workshops

    Womens Parliament

    Womens Caucus

    Mens Forum

    Breast Cancer Awareness Campaigns

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    EMPLOYMENT PRACTISES AND ENVIROMENT

    Selection and recruitment

    Selection and Recruitment Policy in place

    Striving for 50/50 on interview panel

    Capacity building

    260 officials & counselors were provided with different trainings: 145 females & 115 males

    Working conditions and environment

    Family responsibility leave with full pay

    Provision of maternity leave with full pay

    Appreciation for work well done

    OHS Committee

    Tool to do the work: car & phone allowance

    Budget

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    GENDER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

    Gender structures Gender Unit located in the

    Office of the Mayor.

    Special Focus Portfolio

    Budgets

    A budget of R1,8 m -2011/12

    Monitoring and evaluation

    Standard Attendance

    RegisterNSTUTONAL-COE

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    ADDITONAL COMMENTS

    Employee Wellness Programme

    The wellness unit that assist employees who experienced

    personal challenges.

    Support of sport or recreational programme through the unit.

    Full support to our Local Municipalities

    District Wide Bursary Programme

    There is a continued bursary programme internal and external.

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    STRENGTHS

    Political Support

    Special Focus Unit

    Sufficient Budget

    Human Resource

    Good working environment:

    office space & tools to do

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    CHALLENGES

    Some reports that are not sex disaggregated.

    50/50 target at decision making not met.

    Lack of integration of policies and mechanism for the promotion of gender

    equality.

    Zero% representation of PWD at management level.

    Lack of effective management of recruitment and selection policy.

    Replacement of women by men on women vacated posts.

    A need for capacity building of ward counsellors on gender issues.

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    LESSONS LEARNED

    The lack of progress, requires a

    serious re-thinking of current policies

    in order to meet the gender balance

    targets.

    Women at lower levels are in majority

    with 68% which witness the fact thatwomen are less earners in most of the

    organizations.

    Only 29% representation of women in

    management positions which is a

    matter of concern.

    The importance of partnership and

    integrated planning.

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    Academic

    Institutions

    Communities

    BusinessCommunity

    Traditional

    Leaders

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    NEXT STEPS

    To cascade the programme to Local Municipalities.

    Encourage more networks.

    Rope in more partners especial NGOs.

    Strengthen audit: representation

    Tighten the monitoring of mainstreaming of Gender issuesin the municipal programme

    Formulation of Gender Policies in LMs.

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    INSTUTONAL-COE

    CAPRICORN DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY

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