-POVERTY ALLEVIATION PROGRAMME “INVESTING IN CULTURE”

-POVERTY ALLEVIATION PROGRAMME "INVESTING IN CULTURE"

APRIL/MAY 2002

INTRODUCTION

Although DACST was given R9 million of the roll-over funds from the Poverty Alleviation Fund in the 200/01 financial year, it was only in the 2001/02 financial year that the National Treasury recognised that culture has a critical role to play in development and that investing in culture has everything to do with economic development and poverty reduction. As a result DACST received funding for the "Investing in Culture" Poverty Alleviation Programme.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES

This programme is intended to initiate projects that:

Create opportunities for musicians, performers, crafters and artists to contribute to the economy

Contribute to the sustainability of projects by providing the necessary training.

Develop infrastructure in order to promote enterprise development.

Support heritage development projects.

Create employment, especially for rurally based women in KwaZulu Natal, Northern Province, Eastern Cape, Northern Cape, Free state and North West.

Poverty alleviation

Contribute to the development of "liveable" communities

EXPECTED OUTCOMES

During the three year period (March 2001 – March 2003) DACST will have:

Supported craft development projects

Supported music development projects

Supported community-based music projects

Supported projects that promote indigenous art forms

Promoted cultural performances and cultural festivals in rural areas as cultural tourism activities.

Provided training in business skills and marketing for cultural practitioners.

Developed community-based infrastructure such as resource centres, and small batch production units that will enhance the social and economic aspects of communities.

Create access to markets and opportunities for revenue production for cultural practitioners.

Job creation

Provided training in cultural activities and tourism

Supported urban regeneration projects

Supported heritage projects

Promoted oral heritage projects

Provided product development in the craft industry.

Enriched the cultural experience of local communities

BENEFITS

The most immediate and obvious benefits of the Poverty Alleviation Programme are:

Jobs

Musicians and artists who benefit from the "Music in public places" projects and "City Beautification" projects and people employed on infrastructure projects will be employed in a temporary capacity but more permanent employment will be created for crafters as small business units are established.

Training

Training in both technical and business skills will account for the bulk of the funds.

Equipment

Equipment in the form of raw materials (paint, wood, beads, hides, material, wire) will be provided in addition to sewing machines, tools, kilns to participants in the projects.

Facilities

Some of the funding will be used to provide infrastructure. In the Northern Cape, where craft outlets have been identified as a major problem by crafters, craft markets will be established.

At Middelburg in Mpumalanga, the existing craft market near the Midway Hotel will be expanded to cater for the tourist buses.

Urban renewal

The "City Beautification" projects will benefit the recipient locations in the sense that murals and the upgrading of buildings adds to aesthetic appeal of the district.

Self esteem

South African communities are often marginalised and denied access to basic facilities and opportunities for personal growth. It is hoped that these projects will contribute to the development of self-esteem.

ALLOCATION FOR 2001/02

The allocations to DACST by the National Treasury for the "Investing in Culture" Poverty Alleviation Programme are as follows:

R25 million for the 2001/02 financial year

R30 million for the 2002/03 financial year

R42 million for the 2003/04 financial year.

PROJECT CATEGORIES

The categories of projects as approved by the National Treasury can be summarised as follows:

Category

Project type

Description

Cultural Industries Development

Khomani San craft & cultural tourism project

The development of a community-owned craft centre.

Craft clinic

The Mobile Craft Clinic in Mpumalanga travels in the province disseminating product development and related skills.

Community arts centre retail outlets

DACST established 42 community projects through the RDP fund. The retail outlets will enable these initiatives to become more sustainable.

Small batch production centres

In order to provide a safe and productive environment for crafters to produce and market their wares, small batch production and exhibitions are proposed. The aim is to formalise craft production into manufacturing units and also to provide a node for craft development in communities.

Western Cape Craft Institute

The aim is to establish an institute that can conduct consistent craft development training activities.

Music in public spaces

The aim of this project is to utilise public spaces as venues for live music.

City beautification projects

The projects will focus on urban renewal projects

Cultural Tourism development

Cultural Tourism

The areas of focus include: festivals, infrastructure development, African cuisine projects, heritage routes and training in various art forms.

Heritage Development Projects

Khoi-San Community Projects

The Khoisan Project aims at investment in human development and infrastructure in three Khoisan communities

Oral history project

These projects will be initiated to record, develop, preserve and digitise the oral traditions of South African culture.

SELECTION PROCESS

The following mechanisms were use to identify and select projects:

Provincial departments responsible for arts, culture and heritage matters were asked to submit projects proposals to DACST in line with the sub-components identified by DACST and approved by National Treasury.

Local governments were asked to propose projects for the City Beautification projects.

The Khoisan Projects were identified in the report "Houses of Memory" which was funded by DACST and undertaken by the Institute for Historical research.

CSIR projects were selected after site visits identified by the relevant provinces.

POVERTY NODES

In excess of R10 million of projects will be located within the thirteen poverty nodes as identified by Cabinet in February 2001. DACST projects are located in:

Umkhanyakude (KZN)

Ugu (KZN)

Zululand (KZN)

Or Tambo (E. Cape)

North East (E. Cape)

Ukwahlamba (E Cape)

Kuruman-Mothibastad (North West)

Thabo Mofutsanyane (Free State)

Eastern Municipality (Northern Province)

LOCATION OF THE PROJECTS

PROVINCE

PROJECT

LOCATION OF PROJECT

Eastern Cape

CSIR

Mount Ayliff

Mount Ayliff to Kokstad

Mount Frere

Sterkspruit

Burgersdorp

Craddock

Kwa Bomvana

Mbashe, Elliotdale & Ntlonyana Village

Khanyisa

Buffalo City, Kingwilliams' town

Vuka Everybody

Kouga & Kouga Kamma

KhumbulaZulu Craft

Province wide

Wild Coast SDI

Wild Coast

Sisonke

Nelson Mandela Metropole, New Brighton

Red Earth Clay

Port Elizabeth

Dibanisani

Morgan’s Bay

Free State

Cloth & Colour

Thaba Nchu

CSIR

Qwa Qwa

Qwa Qwa

Phillipolis & Edenburg

Bethulie, Rouxville & Zastron

Gauteng

Neighbourhood branding

Johannesburg

Public Music

Johannesburg

Khayalethu

Johannesburg

KwaZulu Natal

St Lucia Wetlands

Northern KZN

KhumbulaZulu Craft

Northern KZN

Bergville Fabric Painting

Bergville

Ugu Pottery Project

Ugu

Warwick Junction

Durban

Bat Centre

Durban

Mpumalanga

Craft Clinic

Province wide

KhumbulaZulu Craft

Province wide

Maputo Corridor Festival

Province wide

Community Arts

Badplaas & Nelspruit

Cultural Villages

Nelspruit

Little Elephant

Middelburg

Roadside Craft

Wakkerstroom

Northern Cape

Khomani san

Mier

Craft development

Province wide

Apollo Theatre

Victoria West

Galeshewe Beer Hall

Kimberley

Western Cape Craft Institute

Province wide

Community Arts

Province wide

Khoisan Project

Richtersveldt

Northern Province

CSIR

Sekhukhune District

Eastern District

Eastern District

Capricorn District

Province wide

FKR Enterprises

Province wide

North West

Mmabana projects

Mmabatho

Boikhutsho

Mmabatho

Kudumane

Mmabatho

Lekokho

CSIR

Bakerville

Kudumane

Klerksdorp

Mabopane

Winterveld

Taung

Khoisan Project

Vryburg

Western Cape

Simunye Community Centre

Plettenburg Bay

Concerts in the Park

Cape Town

Mission & Slave route

Goedverwacht

Western Cape Craft Institute

Province wide

10. COMMUNITIES WHO ARE BENEFICIARIES

Although some projects operate throughout a particular province such as the Mobile Craft Clinic in Mpumalanga, most projects are located in a particular location and target a group within the larger community, particularly the women.

PROVINCE

BENEFICIARY COMMUNITIES 2001/02

Eastern Cape

Mount Ayliff, Mount Frere, Sterkspruit, Burgersdorp, Craddock, Port Elizabeth, Morgan’s Bay, Elliotdale & Ntlonyana Village, King William’s town, Kouga & Kouga Kamma, New Brighton, Port Elizabeth

Free State

Thaba Nchu, Qwa Qwa, Phillipolis, Edenburg, Bethulie, Rouxville, Zastron

Gauteng

Johannesburg

KwaZulu Natal

Northern KZN, Ugu, Durban, Bergville

Mpumalanga

Province wide, Badplaas, Nelspruit, Middelburg, Wakkerstroom

Northern Cape

Mier, Victoria West, Kimberley, Richtersveldt

Northern Province

Sekhukhune District, Eastern District, Capricorn District

North West

Mmabatho, Boikhutsho, Mmabatho, Kudumane, Mmabatho, Lekokho,

Bakerville, Klerksdorp, Mabopane, Winterveld, Taung, Vryburg

Western Cape

Plettenburg Bay, Cape Town, Goedverwacht

11. AMOUNT EXPENDED ON EACH PROJECT

As of 31 March 2002 all the funding had been paid by DACST to the projects. This does not necessarily indicate that the funds have been spent by the projects themselves. Because of the nature of the projects, funds have to be paid up front before projects can get underway. The following are the allocations:

PROVINCE

PROJECT

ALLOCATION FOR 2001/02

Eastern Cape

KhumbulaZulu Craft

R150 000

Vuka Everybody

R102 600

Wid Coast Corridor

R600 000

CSIR

R1 345 000

Kwa Bomvana

R690 030

Khanyisa

R37 580

Sisonke

R68 750

Red Earth Clay

R300 000

Dibanisani

R550 000

Free State

Cloth & Colour

R546 000

CSIR

R1 395 000

Gauteng

Neighbourhood branding

R187 375

Public Music

R400 000

Khayalethu

R136 000

KwaZulu Natal

St Lucia Wetlands

R3 281 073

KhumbulaZulu Craft

R457 950

Bergville Fabric Painting

R400 000

Ugu Pottery Project

R400 000

Warwick Junction

R224 806

Bat Centre

R400 000

Mpumalanga

Craft Clinic

R400 000

KhumbulaZulu Craft

R150 000

Maputo Corridor Festival

R500 000

Community Arts

R300 000

Cultural Villages

R400 000

Little Elephant

R1 500 000

Roadside Craft

R20 000

Northern Cape

Khomani san

R881 600

Craft development

R635 000

Apollo Theatre

R775 000

Galeshewe Beer Hall

R625 000

Western Cape Craft Institute

R200 000

Community Arts

R40 000

Khoisan Project

R400 000

Northern Province

CSIR

R2 000 000

FKR Enterprises

R300 000

North West

Mmabana projects

R750 000

CSIR

R1 275 000

Khoisan Project

R400 000

Western Cape

Simunye Community Centre

R305 000

Concerts in the Park

R60 000

Mission & Slave route

R905 535

Western Cape Craft Institute

R505 000

TYPE AND NUMBER OF JOBS INVOLVED

On account of the fact that funds were transferred to projects late in the financial year, training has only just started on the majority of projects. The bulk of the funding has been targeted towards providing raw materials, equipment and training. Business skills and technical skills training has been spread over a three year period in order to give projects the maximum amount of "mentoring". From experience gained in the field, there are strong indications that the projects that are nurtured over a longer period of time have more chance of succeeding in the long term.

Although some projects such as the Khomani San project in the Northern Cape which has succeeded in concluding a contract with an Italian fashion house to supply ostrich shell buttons, have managed to create 50 jobs within a fairly short period of time, most projects will only show real results once product development and training has advanced beyond the basics. On average each project will create 15 – 30 jobs under normal circumstances, but if large orders can be negotiated with suppliers, the benefits of the projects can be spread to additional people as more and more jobs are created to fulfil the orders as in the case with the KhumbulaZulu craft project which because of the orders obtained through the LOSA initiative will have to employ additional crafters to complete the orders.

Conservative estimates indicate that the Poverty Alleviation funding for the 2001/02 financial year will result in at least 2 500 sustainable jobs and 500 temporary jobs.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

PROVINCE	PROJECT	PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Eastern Cape	CSIR	CSIR
	KhumbulaZulu Craft	KhumbulaZulu Craft
	Kwa Bomvana	Community
	Khanyisa	Khanyisa
	Sisonke	Community
	Wild Coast SDI	Provincial officials
	Vuka Everybody	Community structures
	Red Earth Clay	PE Technikon
	Dibanisani	Community structures
Free State	Cloth & Colour	Oranje Vroue Vereniging
Free State	CSIR	CSIR
Gauteng	Neighbourhood branding	Lapeng Family Resource Centre
	Public Music	Midi Trust
	Khayalethu	Dr Rabinowitz
KwaZulu Natal	St Lucia Wetlands	St Lucia Wetlands Park Trust
	KhumbulaZulu Craft	KhumbulaZulu Craft
	Bergville Fabric paining project	Rural Development and Job Creation Consultants
	Ugu Pottery Project	Rural Development and Job Creation Consultants
	Warwick Junction	Warwick Junction: City of Durban
	Bat Centre	Bat Centre
Mpumalanga	Craft Clinic	Provincial officials
	KhumbulaZulu Craft	KhumbulaZulu Craft
	Maputo Corridor Festival	Provincial officials
	Community Arts	Provincial officials
	Cultural Villages	Provincial officials
	Little Elephant	Sindisa
	Roadside Craft	Provincial officials
Northern Cape	Khomani San	Provincial officials
	Craft development	Provincial officials
	Apollo Theatre
	Galeshewe Beer Hall	Provincial officials
	Western Cape Craft Institute	Western Cape Craft Institute
	Community Arts	Provincial officials
	Khoisan Project	TurnStyle
Northern Province	CSIR	CSIR
Northern Province	FKR Enterprises	FKR Enterprises
North West	Mmabana projects	Mmabana
	CSIR	CSIR
	Khoisan Project	Barendse-Griqua Trust
Western Cape	Simunye Community Centre	Community Structures
	Concerts in the Park	City of Cape Town
	Mission & Slave route	Lanok
	Western Cape Craft Institute	Western Cape Craft Institute

WHAT PERCENTAGE OF FUNDING WENT TO THE PROJECT MANAGER

Most of the Investing in Culture Poverty Alleviation projects only received their funding between November 2001 and February 2002 due to the delays in getting memoranda of agreement signed. With the result, a number of projects did not submit a quarterly report in February 2002 or in April 2002. Until at least 75% of the funding has been spent and projects provide DACST with written reports , accurate figures will not be available.

The stipulations of the Poverty Alleviation Fund are that no more than 10% – 12% of the funding may be spent on project management and no business plans were accepted by DACST unless they adhered to this criterion.

Thus far, no projects have exceeded this stipulation.

BLACK EMPOWERMENT COMPANIES

By far the majority of the "Investing in Culture" Poverty Alleviation projects are being administered by provincial or city officials. In Mpumalanga and the Eastern and Northern Cape, provincial district officials are responsible for the projects. In some cases, the province or local government has recommended an organisation that DACST should work with eg. Lapeng in Johannesburg, Warwick Junction in Durban and Lanok in the Western Cape.

The larger projects are managed by government funded institutions such as the CSIR, technikons, Mmabana and the St Lucia Wetlands Park Authority.

In the case of the following projects, previously disadvantaged companies or organisations have been targeted for implementation:

"FKR Music in Public Places" project in the Northern Province (Mr Clifford Makobe at Tel: 084 316 5319)

"Bat Centre" music project in KwaZulu Natal (Ms N Malange at tel 072 262 1732)

Bergville Fabric Painting, KwaZulu Natal (Ms N Poswa at Tel 083 310 8341)

Ugu Pottery, KwaZulu Natal (Ms N Poswa at Tel 083 310 8341)

Vryburg Khoisan project in the North West (Dr W Langeveldt at Tel: 083 507 5802)

"Khanyisa", Eastern Cape (

"Kwa Bomvana", Eastern Cape (Mr Xana at Tel: 082 405 3633)

"Sisonke", Eastern Cape (Mr Sapeta at Tel: 083 245 1233)

"Simunye", western Cape (Mr Namntu at Tel (044) 533-2050)

VALUE FOR MONEY INVESTED – CAN IT BE QUANTIFIED OR ESTIMATED

Although only four of the forty projects have spent their 2001/02 allocations, there are already indications that in most cases the funding has been well spent.

The Khomani San project in the Northern Cape was selected to exhibit in Milan and was awarded a contract to supply ostrich buttons to an Italian fashion house. As a result 50 jobs have been created. In a community where no jobs previously existed, 50 people are now earning in excess of R1 000 per month.

As a result of initial funding from DACST, the Apollo Theatre in Victoria West was successful in hosting the National Film Festival in 2001 and thereby leveraging additional funding from de Beers and DEAT.

The Craft Clinic in Mpumalanga is poised to exhibit at the New York Gift Fair in August 2002.

The success of the KhumbulaZulu – CSIR – Sotheby launch and the resultant orders will have a profound effect on the rural crafters involved with these projects.

The "Music in Public Places" projects in both Durban and Cape Town have been hugely successful and the only regret is that the funding was limited to the 2001/02 financial year. Unfortunately the same cannot be said of the project in the Eastern Cape.

WHAT IS CURRENT, ONGOING OR COMPLETED. WHAT IS BEING TAKEN INTO THE FUTURE

PROVINCE

PROJECT

FUTURE STATUS OF PROJECT

Eastern Cape

CSIR

Projects commenced in 2001 and 2002 will continue to be funded until March 2004

Kwa Bomvana

Projects will continue to be funded until March 2004

Khanyisa

Project completed

Vuka Everybody

Project to be completed during 2002

Wild Coast Corridor

Projects will continue to be funded until March 2004

Sisonke

Project to be completed during 2002

Red Earth Clay

Projects will continue to be funded until March 2004

Dibanisani

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

Free State

Cloth & Colour

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

CSIR

Projects commenced in 2001 and 2002 will continue to be funded until March 2004

Gauteng

Neighbourhood branding

Project will continue to be funded until March 2003

Public Music

Project to be completed during 2002

Khayalethu

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

KwaZulu Natal

St Lucia Wetlands

Project will continue to be funded until March 2003

KhumbulaZulu Craft

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

Bergville Fabric

Projects will continue to be funded until March 2004

Ugu Pottery Project

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

Warwick Junction

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

Bat Centre

Project completed

Mpumalanga

Craft Clinic

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

KhumbulaZulu Craft

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

Maputo Corridor Festival

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

Community Arts

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

Cultural Villages

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

Little Elephant

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

Roadside Craft

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

Northern Cape

Khomani San

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

Craft development

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

Apollo Theatre

Project to be completed during 2002

Galeshewe Beer Hall

Project to be completed during 2002

Western Cape Craft Institute

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

Community Arts

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

Khoisan Project

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

Northern Province

CSIR

Projects commenced in 2001 and 2002 will continue to be funded until March 2004

FKR Enterprises

Project to be completed during 2002

North West

Mmabana projects

Projects commenced in 2001 and 2002 will continue to be funded until March 2004

CSIR

Projects commenced in 2001 and 2002 will continue to be funded until March 2004.

Khoisan Project

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

Western Cape

Simunye Community Centre

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

Concerts in the Park

Project to be completed during 2002

Mission & Slave route

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

Western Cape Craft Institute

Project will continue to be funded until March 2004

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Category	Project type		Description
Cultural Industries Development	Khomani San craft & cultural tourism project		The development of a community-owned craft centre.
	Craft clinic		The Mobile Craft Clinic in Mpumalanga travels in the province disseminating product development and related skills.
	Community arts centre retail outlets		DACST established 42 community projects through the RDP fund. The retail outlets will enable these initiatives to become more sustainable.
	Small batch production centres		In order to provide a safe and productive environment for crafters to produce and market their wares, small batch production and exhibitions are proposed. The aim is to formalise craft production into manufacturing units and also to provide a node for craft development in communities.
	Western Cape Craft Institute		The aim is to establish an institute that can conduct consistent craft development training activities.
	Music in public spaces		The aim of this project is to utilise public spaces as venues for live music.
	City beautification projects	The projects will focus on urban renewal projects
Cultural Tourism development	Cultural Tourism	The areas of focus include: festivals, infrastructure development, African cuisine projects, heritage routes and training in various art forms.
Heritage Development Projects	Khoi-San Community Projects	The Khoisan Project aims at investment in human development and infrastructure in three Khoisan communities
	Oral history project	These projects will be initiated to record, develop, preserve and digitise the oral traditions of South African culture.

PROVINCE	PROJECT	LOCATION OF PROJECT
Eastern Cape	CSIR	Mount Ayliff
		Mount Ayliff to Kokstad
		Mount Frere
		Sterkspruit
		Burgersdorp
		Craddock

	Kwa Bomvana	Mbashe, Elliotdale & Ntlonyana Village
	Khanyisa	Buffalo City, Kingwilliams' town
	Vuka Everybody	Kouga & Kouga Kamma
	KhumbulaZulu Craft	Province wide
	Wild Coast SDI	Wild Coast
	Sisonke	Nelson Mandela Metropole, New Brighton
	Red Earth Clay	Port Elizabeth
	Dibanisani	Morgan’s Bay
Free State	Cloth & Colour	Thaba Nchu
	CSIR	Qwa Qwa
		Qwa Qwa
		Phillipolis & Edenburg
		Bethulie, Rouxville & Zastron

Gauteng	Neighbourhood branding	Johannesburg
	Public Music	Johannesburg
	Khayalethu	Johannesburg
KwaZulu Natal	St Lucia Wetlands	Northern KZN
	KhumbulaZulu Craft	Northern KZN
	Bergville Fabric Painting	Bergville
	Ugu Pottery Project	Ugu
	Warwick Junction	Durban
	Bat Centre	Durban
Mpumalanga	Craft Clinic	Province wide
	KhumbulaZulu Craft	Province wide
	Maputo Corridor Festival	Province wide
	Community Arts	Badplaas & Nelspruit
	Cultural Villages	Nelspruit
	Little Elephant	Middelburg
	Roadside Craft	Wakkerstroom
Northern Cape	Khomani san	Mier
	Craft development	Province wide
	Apollo Theatre	Victoria West
	Galeshewe Beer Hall	Kimberley
	Western Cape Craft Institute	Province wide
	Community Arts	Province wide
	Khoisan Project	Richtersveldt
Northern Province	CSIR	Sekhukhune District
		Eastern District
		Eastern District
		Capricorn District
		Province wide
	FKR Enterprises	Province wide
North West	Mmabana projects	Mmabatho
		Boikhutsho
		Mmabatho
		Kudumane
		Mmabatho
		Lekokho
	CSIR	Bakerville
		Kudumane
		Klerksdorp
		Mabopane
		Winterveld
		Taung

	Khoisan Project	Vryburg
Western Cape	Simunye Community Centre	Plettenburg Bay
	Concerts in the Park	Cape Town
	Mission & Slave route	Goedverwacht
	Western Cape Craft Institute	Province wide

PROVINCE	BENEFICIARY COMMUNITIES 2001/02
Eastern Cape	Mount Ayliff, Mount Frere, Sterkspruit, Burgersdorp, Craddock, Port Elizabeth, Morgan’s Bay, Elliotdale & Ntlonyana Village, King William’s town, Kouga & Kouga Kamma, New Brighton, Port Elizabeth
Free State	Thaba Nchu, Qwa Qwa, Phillipolis, Edenburg, Bethulie, Rouxville, Zastron
Gauteng	Johannesburg
KwaZulu Natal	Northern KZN, Ugu, Durban, Bergville
Mpumalanga	Province wide, Badplaas, Nelspruit, Middelburg, Wakkerstroom
Northern Cape	Mier, Victoria West, Kimberley, Richtersveldt

Northern Province	Sekhukhune District, Eastern District, Capricorn District
North West	Mmabatho, Boikhutsho, Mmabatho, Kudumane, Mmabatho, Lekokho, Bakerville, Klerksdorp, Mabopane, Winterveld, Taung, Vryburg
Western Cape	Plettenburg Bay, Cape Town, Goedverwacht

PROVINCE	PROJECT	ALLOCATION FOR 2001/02
Eastern Cape	KhumbulaZulu Craft	R150 000
	Vuka Everybody	R102 600
	Wid Coast Corridor	R600 000
	CSIR	R1 345 000
	Kwa Bomvana	R690 030
	Khanyisa	R37 580
	Sisonke	R68 750
	Red Earth Clay	R300 000
	Dibanisani	R550 000
Free State	Cloth & Colour	R546 000
Free State	CSIR	R1 395 000
Gauteng	Neighbourhood branding	R187 375
	Public Music	R400 000
	Khayalethu	R136 000
KwaZulu Natal	St Lucia Wetlands	R3 281 073
	KhumbulaZulu Craft	R457 950
	Bergville Fabric Painting	R400 000
	Ugu Pottery Project	R400 000
	Warwick Junction	R224 806
	Bat Centre	R400 000
Mpumalanga	Craft Clinic	R400 000
	KhumbulaZulu Craft	R150 000
	Maputo Corridor Festival	R500 000
	Community Arts	R300 000
	Cultural Villages	R400 000
	Little Elephant	R1 500 000
	Roadside Craft	R20 000
Northern Cape	Khomani san	R881 600
	Craft development	R635 000
	Apollo Theatre	R775 000
	Galeshewe Beer Hall	R625 000
	Western Cape Craft Institute	R200 000
	Community Arts	R40 000
	Khoisan Project	R400 000
Northern Province	CSIR	R2 000 000
	CSIR	R2 000 000
	FKR Enterprises	R300 000
North West	Mmabana projects	R750 000
	CSIR	R1 275 000
	Khoisan Project	R400 000
Western Cape	Simunye Community Centre	R305 000
	Concerts in the Park	R60 000
	Mission & Slave route	R905 535
	Western Cape Craft Institute	R505 000

PROVINCE	PROJECT	FUTURE STATUS OF PROJECT
Eastern Cape	CSIR	Projects commenced in 2001 and 2002 will continue to be funded until March 2004
	CSIR
	Kwa Bomvana	Projects will continue to be funded until March 2004
	Khanyisa	Project completed
	Vuka Everybody	Project to be completed during 2002
	Wild Coast Corridor	Projects will continue to be funded until March 2004
	Sisonke	Project to be completed during 2002
	Red Earth Clay	Projects will continue to be funded until March 2004
	Dibanisani	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
Free State	Cloth & Colour	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
Free State	CSIR	Projects commenced in 2001 and 2002 will continue to be funded until March 2004
Gauteng	Neighbourhood branding	Project will continue to be funded until March 2003
	Public Music	Project to be completed during 2002
	Khayalethu	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
KwaZulu Natal	St Lucia Wetlands	Project will continue to be funded until March 2003
	KhumbulaZulu Craft	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
	Bergville Fabric	Projects will continue to be funded until March 2004
	Ugu Pottery Project	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
	Warwick Junction	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
	Bat Centre	Project completed
Mpumalanga	Craft Clinic	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
	KhumbulaZulu Craft	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
	Maputo Corridor Festival	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
	Community Arts	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
	Cultural Villages	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
	Little Elephant	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
	Roadside Craft	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
Northern Cape	Khomani San	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
	Craft development	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
	Apollo Theatre	Project to be completed during 2002
	Galeshewe Beer Hall	Project to be completed during 2002
	Western Cape Craft Institute	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
	Community Arts	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
	Khoisan Project	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
Northern Province	CSIR	Projects commenced in 2001 and 2002 will continue to be funded until March 2004
	CSIR
	FKR Enterprises	Project to be completed during 2002
North West	Mmabana projects	Projects commenced in 2001 and 2002 will continue to be funded until March 2004
	CSIR	Projects commenced in 2001 and 2002 will continue to be funded until March 2004.
	CSIR
	Khoisan Project	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
Western Cape	Simunye Community Centre	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
	Concerts in the Park	Project to be completed during 2002
	Mission & Slave route	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004
	Western Cape Craft Institute	Project will continue to be funded until March 2004