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NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY

Presented by:

• Ms. Jessica Fortuin

Provincial Manager – Western Cape 05 March 2008

Presentation to the Public and Private Partnerships in Local Economic Development Seminar

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WHO IS NDA? The National Development Agency is an organization, created by Government through an Act of Parliament- Act 108 of 1998. The organization started in 1998 as an interim structure called the Transitional National Development Trust (TNDT). Then in 2000 it became the National Development Agency.

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What is the NDA mandate? The organization is mandated to:

Grant funds to Civil Society Organization (CSO’S) for the purpose of meeting developmental needs of poor communities. Strengthen the institutional capacity of Civil Society Organizations for long-term sustainability Promote consultation, dialogue and sharing of developmental experiences Inform and influence government developmental policies Collaborate with stakeholders in the development field to develop a strategies for poverty eradication in South Africa.

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CORE IDEOLOGY OF THE NDA

To fulfill its purpose of eradicating poverty, the NDA has to assist in creating a new future. Such a future is underlined by the organization's commitment to help create a quality life for all. This commitment will be realized through the

• rganization's core ideology as articulated in

its vision, mission and values.

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VISION A DEVELOPING SOCIETY FREE FROM POVERTY

DEVELOPING: increasing collaboration and capacity to access and utilise resources in a sustainable manner SOCIETY: the people of South Africa and their cultural, social, political, spiritual and economic relationships FREE FROM POVERTY: a condition where there is equitable access to opportunities and resources

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MISSION Facilitate Development Through Targeted Grant Funding, Research and Strategic Partnerships

• To facilitate development through grant funding,

research and strategic partnerships

• During the next three years, we intend to effectively leverage

development resources from different stakeholders through the formation of strategic partnerships. This will be undertaken at national, provincial and local levels.

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BRAND PROMISE

“Unlocking potential”

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NDA VALUES The NDA and all its employees subscribe to and live by the following DEIPEC values:

• D-Dignity
• E-Excellence
• I-Integrity
• P-Partnering (with others for common initiatives

in poverty eradication)

• E-Empowerment
• C-Commitment

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NDA STRATEGIC GOALS 2006-2011

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Establish and promote partnerships to leverage funds and Capabilities

To Maximise the funds and capabilities available from various players in the development arena. To identify opportunities for the interventions to create ”islands of success” where potential players and best practices can be applied To improve internal processes of grant making, thereby optimising funding activities To develop and sustain partnerships and programmes of action

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To facilitate research that informs grant funding and decisions and policy

This goal seeks to understand the nature of poverty in South Africa, identify who the players are in fighting poverty and articulate what must be done in terms of crafting effective programmes and influencing policy. To establish and maintain a database of Civil Society Organisations To Identify targets for intervention and craft solutions To measure the impact of programme and shape learning knowledge

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To build and sustain organisational capabilities

It emphasises that the NDA must build capacity needed to deliver on its mandate and operate effectively and sound governance and agreed values To secure the right people and place them in the right jobs To entrench values and sound operating policies To promote effective business systems and governance

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HOW WE CONDUCT BUSINESS The NDA seeks to unlock potential through the mechanisms of:

Grant Making i.e Request for Proposals Process, Programme Formulation and National Programmes Capacity Building of Civil Society Organisations Informing and Influencing Government policies Consultation and dialogue on development issues Collaborate with stakeholders in

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to formulate strategies of poverty eradication in SA.

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WHERE DOES NDA GET MONEY FROM The NDA’s main source of funding is the South African Government

Each year the NDA receives over R 100 million which increases by 6% each year Since inception the NDA has disbursed over R400 million

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HOW DOES THE NDA FUNDING GET DISTRIBUTED

With limited resources that the NDA has, money gets distributed according to the information gathered by Statistics South Africa.Therefore the Provinces that are said to be poorest get the bigger share of the budget. Priority areas for the NDA form part of the Government’s priority areas. The focus for the NDA follow closely with what the President announced in his State of the Nation address.

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FOCUS AREAS OF THE NDA

Which Areas? Community Based Organisations (CBO’S) NGO’s consortia and CSO strategic partners Faith-Based Organisations (FBO’s) Co-operatives Which Sectors does NDA concentrate in?

• Food Security
• Economic Development
• Cross cutting issues ( Rural development and HIV and

AIDS)

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KEY STAKEHOLDERS

Primary Stakeholders Secondary Stakeholders International NGO’s Private Sector Civil Society Organisations Media Government Other agencies Recipients of NDA funding Local donors National Parliament and Legislators International NGO’s Statutory bodies Research Houses Provincial Governments Labour Development Finance Institutions Parastatals Local Government Traditional Leaders International Donors

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NDA STRATEGY MAP

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Current NDA Funded Projects

Masikikhanyise Women’s Wellness 232 000 ASNAPP 1 982 990 RADCEN 799 373 Riviersonderend Small Farmers Ass. 782 643 Foundation for contemporary Research 556 648 Dienssentrum vir Bejaardes 454 108 Delft Small Farmers Ass. 864 490 Eziko Cooking and Catering 595 500 Enopumelelo Disabled Group 78 758 Southern Cape Land Committee 589 124 WCPCC 246 000 Western Cape Nacosa 2 997 334 The Cape Town Grail 6 000 000 The Business Place Philippi 716 548

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Theewater Agricultural and Dev. Centre 885 698 Caledon Farm Trust 1 159 640 Ocean View Development Trust 1 953 133 Amalienstein Poultry Project 544 190 Elkana Brick Making Project 1 107 905 Operation Hunger 408 556 Zoar Health and Welfare Forum 465 400 Exalon Community Dev Org. 1 937 524 Angels Accommodation

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Stanford Health and Welfare 637 058 U’Zenzele Community Dev Org. 660 400 Elim Home 659 496 Agulhas Protea Route 689 480 Child Welfare S.A. – Touwsriver 787 000 Women on Farms 758 260 Bitterfontein Advice Development Office 2 008 263 Samba Khunye Org. 408 911 Elgin Learning Foundation 589 385.40 Tulbagh Agricultural Dev. Project 408 424 Matzikama Resource and Education 822 248 Prince Albert Work Creation 301 065 Nelspoort Development Forum 799 598 Beaufort Aids Action Group 429 434

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Prince Valley Women Dev. Forum 450 000 Library Business Corner 800 000 Masiphile Small Farmers Project 428 700 Southern cape Land Committee 589 124 Surplus Peoples Project 2 840 000 DPSA 3 386 144 Centre for integrated Rural Development 974 180 Centre for Extended Learning 1 342 300 Laingsburg Thusong Centre 836 100.00 Catholic Welfare and Development 641 584.00 James House 674 320.00 Prince Albert Advice Office 817 672.00 Community Resource Organisation 1 271 292.00 West Coast Community Cooperative 956 117.00

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