Useful work that empowers

Community Work Programme

Useful Work That Empowers

Smart Partnerships

Useful Work

Imparting Skills

What is CWP?

CWP is an innovative offering from government intended to provide a job safety net for unemployed people of working age. Over the years CWP has grown and currently has a database of no less than 255 000 participants.

CWP

is integral in the implementation of the District Development Model (DDM) as it enables local economic development and skilling initiatives as well as service delivery.

What is CWP Reimagined?

CWP has been reimagined for greater impact, emphasising smart partnerships for artisan and enterprise development, targeting youth as key beneficiaries.

What are key Pillars of CWP?

The aim is to deliver useful work that supports service delivery and builds community assets through strong partnerships, both intergovernmental and corporate.

Useful Work That Empowers

CWP
Smart
Partnerships

initiatives in useful work, skilling and enterprise development.

CWP Smart Partnerships

CWP participants in Inxuba Yethemba Municipality (EC) received new PPE from NHBRC for training in plumbling, carpentry, and bricklaying

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Minister Hlabisa Extends The Contracts Of CWP Participants Age 55 Years And Older

The Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (CoGTA), Mr Velenkosini Hlabisa, and the Minister of Finance, Mr Enoch Godongwana, held a progressive bilateral meeting regarding the CWP participants’ contracts. The meeting was essential in addressing the critical challenge of significant budget cuts to the Community Work Programme (CWP). These cuts adversely impact payments to

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DCoG To Exit CWP Participants Over 60 Receiving Old Age Grant

The Department of Cooperative Governance (DCOG) is committed to advancing poverty eradication and economic empowerment through community development, especially amongst the most vulnerable in society. The Community Work Programme (CWP) is one of the transformative flagship strategies that respond directly to social security through active economic participation.    It is important to note that CWP

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Reimagined CWP Smart Partners Workshop

The Reimagined Community Work Programme (CWP), is today conducting a strategic workshop in collaboration with Smart Partners towards the integrated roll-out of useful and empowering projects. The main purpose of the workshop is to receive and deliberate on the Smart Partners Project Plans, that are imminent for implementation in the both the Nelson Mandela Bay

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Approved PARTNERSHIPS

Efficient, effective, and value-driven service delivery provision requires a social compact with public and private sector entities, to meet socio-economic challenges facing citizens.