Welcome to the fbw SIP website.
Wednesday, 27 August 2008
Welcome to the fbw SIP website. The fbw SIP provides support to the attainment of the goals and objectives that address the most critical services delivery issues facing our nation. We trust that you will use the information to further develop critical thinking within the FBS delivery arena, and welcome all suggestions and feedback.
 
Free Basic Water SIP
Monday, 09 June 2008

The Free Basic Water SIP is an initiative of the Free Basic Water and Sanitation Task Team (FBWSTT), a Cabinet-approved structure operational since 2001. It is the aim of the FBWSTT to strengthen co-operative government approaches to the implementation of Free Basic Water through hands on support to targeted municipalities. The Task Team comprises of representatives the dplg, SALGA (co-chairpersons), DWAF and National Treasury.

The SIP was initiated with the objective to accelerate the implementation of Free Basic Water in 36 targeted municipalities, but the benefits, good practice and lessons learnt from the programme are shared with all municipalities. It is an intergovernmental programme with DWAF as the financial sponsor, and the dplg overseeing the management of the programme in collaboration with nine regional SIP coordinators.

The FBW SIP programme has a two-pronged approach to providing support to local government. On the one hand it assists municipalities to bridge constraints hindering implementation of FBW policy through the Regional Action Plans. Secondly, it pilots the integrated project development approach at 7 municipalities with the intention to yield quality examples of sustainable service delivery solutions that can be shared with all municipalities.

Quote of the month

The ultimate measure of a person is not where s/he stands in moments of comfort, but where s/he stands at times of challenge and controversy.

MARTIN LUTHER KING

 

 

 

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