Kgatleng district council kgatleng district development committee ministry of local government


Labour, Culture and Social Services



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11.3Labour, Culture and Social Services

11.3.1Sports and Recreation


Although the department of Sports and Recreation is not active in Kgatleng District, there are some village sports teams run by the communities. There is a need for the department to decentralise in order to be able to coordinate the district sports activities.


11.3.2Culture and Youth


The department has managed to establish a district youth extension office in Mochudi during NDP 8 with a view to enhance coordination of youth activities and provide financial assistance to the out of school youth groups to start small businesses. The office has not managed to adequately address the concerns of young people due to both manpower and financial constraints.
However, despite the limited funding for Out-of-School Youth Grant, 18 youth projects, which include phone shops, music clubs, Performing Arts Clubs, and small businesses, were funded between 2001 and 2002. The projects are operating quite well.

11.3.3Museum


The Phuthadikobo Museum in Mochudi helps to preserve the culture of Bakgatla community. It also generates and disseminates information to the community, as well as carrying out some research.

11.3.4National Library Services


The department, through the branch library in Mochudi, continues to provide information to the nation and promote its utilization for research, educational and recreational purposes.
Due to lack of implementation capacity, an extension to Mochudi Library was not implemented during NDP8.

11.3.5National and Civil Registration


The department is responsible for the registration of births, deaths and marriages as well as administration of the change of name act. It also registers all citizens aged 16 years and above and those who become citizens through naturalisation for purposes of issuing them with National Identity Cards.
Currently Omang office faces a challenge of making sure that applicants collect their cards and reduction of the processing time for omang because most of the activities are still centralised.

11.3.6Information and Broadcasting


The department continues to undertake the following: -

  • Interpretation of the policy and actions of government to the people by continuing service on information and public relations.

  • To encourage and assist the people of Botswana to take an increasing interest in and responsibility for the economic, cultural and political development of the country.

  • To advise government on public opinion and in the field of public relations in general terms.



11.3.7NGOs and CBOs


The Botswana National Youth Council managed to establish an office in Mochudi, which has the mandate to oversee the activities of the District Youth Council, in liaison with the Department of Culture and Youth.

11.4Labour, Culture and Social Service Sector Goals and Objectives for DDP6


Table 11.47 Sector Goals and Objectives

Goals

Objectives

To improve efficiency in service delivery by bringing cervices closer to the people

To improve office accommodation

To provide the district with information and promote its utilisation for educational, research and recreational purposes

To collect and preserve information on the Botswana culture

To continue offering extension services in the form of village reading rooms, book box services and mobile libraries

To develop the library as a multi media resource centre in order to cater for the needs of the diversified communities served


To encourage and support sport and recreational activities in the district

To ensure implementation of the action plan and strategy for youth

To promote sport festivals



To empower women on their rights and responsibilities in this changing society

To integrate women issue in development planning

To promote and preserve culture and to create an enabling environment for youth and the general public to participate in cultural development in the district

To improve access to financial assistance as well as offer training for youth in business



11.5Framework for Strategic Environmental Assessment

11.5.1Evaluation of Environmental Key Issues With Sector Goals and Objectives


Table 11.48 Goals, Objectives, Environmental Key Issues and Impacts

Goals

Objectives

Environmental Key issues

Impact

To improve efficiency in service delivery by bringing cervices closer to the people

To improve office accommodation

Land Management

Water supply

Waste management


Land degradation

Loss of vegetation

Pollution


To provide the district with information and promote its utilisation for educational, research and recreational purposes

To collect and preserve information on the Botswana culture

To continue offering extension services in the form of village reading rooms, book box services and mobile libraries

To develop the library as a multi media resource centre in order to cater for the needs of the diversified communities served


None

Land management

Land management

Water supply



N/A

Pressure on land demand

Pressure on water demand

Pressure on land demand

Pressure on water demand


To encourage and support sport and recreational activities in the district

To ensure implementation of the action plan and strategy for youth

To promote sport festivals



Land management

Water supply




Pressure on land demand

Pressure on water supply



To empower women on their rights and responsibilities in the changing society

To integrate women’s issue in development planning

None

N/A

To promote and preserve culture and to create an enabling environment for youth and the general public to participate in cultural development in the district

To improve access to financial assistance as well as offer training for youth in business

Land management

Pollution and waste management



Pressure on land demand

Littering





11.5.2Evaluation of Sector Policies and Programmes


Table 11.49 Goals, Objectives, Policies/Programmes and Impacts

Goals

Objectives

Policies/Programmes

Impacts

To improve efficiency in service delivery by bringing services closer to the people

To improve office accommodation

Civil and National Registration Act

Youth Policy



National and Civil registration in the district is doing well in registering. The Youth policy has also had an impact in the district. Some youth groups have been formed. More groups are still going to be formed during the plan period.

To provide the district with information and promote its utilisation for educational, research and recreational purposes

To collect and preserve information on the Botswana culture

To continue offering extension services in the form of village reading rooms, book box services and mobile libraries

To develop the library as a multi media resource centre in order to cater for the needs of the diversified communities served


National Library Act

National Policy on Culture



A large number of villages have Village Reading Rooms and it is the intention of the district to continue building these facilities in other villages.

Although there is a Museum in the district where some of the culture is preserved, the district still needs to do more in terms of coming up with culture preserving programmes and projects.



To encourage and support sport and recreational activities in the district

To ensure implementation of the action plan and strategy for youth

To promote sports festivals



National Youth Policy


There is not much done in terms of sports and recreation in the district. However there is a multi-purpose youth centre planned for DDP 6 which, it is hoped will improve the situation.

To empower women on their rights and responsibilities in the changing society

To integrate women’s issues in development planning

Policy on Women and Development

Coordination of women activities in the district has been lacking because the Department of Women’s Affairs has not yet decentralised to Kgatleng.

To promote and preserve culture and to create an enabling environment for youth and the general public to participate in cultural development in the district

To improve access to financial assistance as well as offer training for youth in business

National Youth Policy

The district still needs to do more in terms of coming up with culture preserving programmes and projects. The district will continue to assist the youth financially and in terms training.




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