Informal Settlement communities sharing sanitation facilities are at a greater risk of catching Corona virus (Covid-19). Planact and it's partners have made available a pamphlet which has been translated to more than 8 languages to help decrease the risk. The pamphlet...
Asivikelane is an initiative of IBP South Africa, Planact, the SASDI Alliance and Afesis-corplan, that gives voice to informal settlement residents in South Africa’s major cities who are faced with severe basic service shortages during the Covid-19 crisis. By...
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Public participation in government is one of the cornerstones of the South African Constitution, and is an essential factor in ensuring accountability.
Planact in partnership with the Engen Corporate Social Investment (CSI) embarked on an eight-month task to transform the schooling facilities,
The world is becoming increasingly urbanized and in South Africa, inequality with regards to housing remains a big concern.
Strengthened Grassroots Voices Six hundred thousand informal settlement residents will receive better quality sanitation services as a result of community-led monitoring and engagement in Ekurhuleni In 2018, the International Budget Partnership South Africa (IBP...
Strengthened Grassroots Voices Scale up Social Audit on Sanitation Six hundred thousand informal settlement residents will receive better quality sanitation services as a result of community-led monitoring and engagement in Ekurhuleni In 2018, the International...
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People in the country’s informal settlements know the contours of a challenging life.
22 November 2019
14th & 15th October 2019
In its 20 years in government, the current administration boasted the achievement of 2.5 million houses in addition to some 1.2 million serviced sites provided.
‘How can someone participate (effectively) in something she/he doesn’t understand?’
social audit findings by the Wattville community leaders
Community representatives from Harry Gwala, Homeseekers and Emlotheni in Wattville, shared their findings