south african social security agency strategic plan 2006/7- 2008/9 presentation to the portfolio...
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South African Social Security South African Social Security AgencyAgency
Strategic PlanStrategic Plan2006/7- 2008/92006/7- 2008/9
Presentation to the Portfolio Committee on Social Development
15 March 2006
OUTLINE OF PRESENTATIONOUTLINE OF PRESENTATION
The Presentation covers the followingIntroduction and background
Progress on the Establishment and Operationalisation of the Agency
Strategic Plan for 2006/07 to 2008/09, particularly
Key Priorities and ObjectivesDifferent Programmes, and Medium Term Expenditure Framework for the period
Institution building – Phased Institution building – Phased ApproachApproach
The Agency establishment is a phased approach comprising:
Preparation Phase (April 2005 – April 2006),Consolidation Phase (April 2006 – April 2007), Standardisation Phase (April 2007 onwards),Optimisation Phase (April 2008 onwards)
Preparation PhasePreparation Phase
Key elements within preparation phase:Listing of the Agency as Schedule 3A Public EntityOperationalisation of the Agency Head Office include:
Infrastructure set-up;Appointment of critical personnel;Finalisation and approval of policies, processes, procedures and systems;Transfer of national DoSD grants administration personnel and financing responsibilities to the Agency.
Establishment of Regional offices include:Establishing systems;Ring-fencing and migration of staff;Regional Infrastructure.
Consolidation PhaseConsolidation Phase
Key elements within consolidation phase:
Finalising the establishment of the regional structures;Transfer and integration of the social assistance administration function into the Agency on a phased approach.
Progress on Establishment and Progress on Establishment and OperationalisationOperationalisation
The following capacities are in place:
Head Office:Infrastructure set-upAppointment of key and critical personnelImplementation of appropriate policies, processes, procedures and systems
Progress on Establishment and Progress on Establishment and Operationalising of AgencyOperationalising of Agency
Regional Office level :Systematic separation and integration of social assistance administration into Regional structureRegional Office infrastructure establishmentRing- fencing of personnel and assets completeAppointment of additional personnelImplementation of appropriate information and Technology systems in certain regions
Human Capital ManagementHuman Capital Management
Staff:Head Office executive management team in placeCEO Performance Agreement and Shareholder Compact signed with the MinisterHuman Resource Policies and Processes are approved and are implemented
Human Capital ManagementHuman Capital Management
Staff:Job evaluation of all posts are completedCritical posts are being filled at Head Office and in the RegionsSASSA Persal system implemented
FinanceFinanceFinancial management and accounting systems:
Financial Policies, procedures and processes in place
Accounting practice and guidelines in place
FinanceFinance
Basic Accounting System in placeDeveloping in-year accounting warning system
Information and Communications Technology standards, processes and delegations are being implemented
Information and Communications Technology strategy is being implemented
Information and Communications Technology Infrastructure is being rolled out in the Regions
Information and Communications Information and Communications TechnologyTechnology
Strategic Plan 2006/7 – 2008/9Strategic Plan 2006/7 – 2008/9
VisionVision
To provide world-class social security services
MMissionission
To administer quality social security services, cost effectively and timeously using appropriate best practices by:
Developing and implementing policies, programmes and procedures for an effective and efficient social grants administration system;
MMissionission
Paying the right grant amount, to the right person, at the right time.Delivering innovative, cost effective and efficient services to individuals, their families and community groups.
CCore ore VValuesalues
The following values inform our work:
Promotion and protection of human dignityConfidentialityIntegrityFairnessTransparencyEquity
Customer Service EthosCustomer Service Ethos
Informed by our core values SASSA’s services will be geared towards treating beneficiaries with respect and dignity.
Theme of SASSATheme of SASSA
Paying the right grant amount, to the right person, at the right time.
Legislation informing the mandate Legislation informing the mandate of SASSAof SASSA
South African Social Security Agency Act, 2004
Social Assistance Act, 2004
Key Strategic PrioritiesKey Strategic Priorities
Key Priorities for the Agency are:Improving service delivery quality
Enhancing grant process integrity
Organizational capacity
Key Strategic PrioritiesKey Strategic Priorities
Improving financial management and administration
Management of Payment Contractors
Minimization of fraud
KeyKey SStrategic trategic ObjectivesObjectives
Strategic Objective 1: Ensure a High Performance Institution
Strategic Objective 2: Service Delivery Improvement
Strategic Objective 3: Improvement of Operational Excellence
Strategic Objective 4: Good Governance
Create/Establish a High Performance Institution
Implement a Business Continuity Transition Plan
Establishing offices
Staffing: recruitment, migration and change management
Design and implement Information Communication Technology systems/enablers established and in place
Ensure a High Performance Ensure a High Performance InstitutionInstitution
Ensure a High Performance Ensure a High Performance Institution (cont.)Institution (cont.)
Implement Organisational Structure
Finalise and implement Policies, processes & delegations
Review contracts and establish new contract management frameworks
Develop and operationalise high performing, efficient & effective institution
Implement and integrate a high performance system and culture Enhance all policies and proceduresImplement Communications Strategy
Ensure a High Performance Ensure a High Performance Institution (cont.)Institution (cont.)
Ensure a High Performance Ensure a High Performance Institution (cont.)Institution (cont.)
Consolidate a high performance institution
Develop consolidation processes with strategic reviewAlignment with other outputs (consolidate through reviews – evaluate, consolidate position and re-align)
Ensure a High Performance Ensure a High Performance InstitutionInstitution
Ensure Agency compliance with legislative mandates
Development of uniform training programmes that address complianceImplement Training ProgrammeSetting up structures and mechanisms based on compliance requirements
Service Delivery ImprovementService Delivery Improvement
Improve administration of social security:-
Implement standardised and coherent norms and standards
Design and implement strategy for back office integration, including Enterprise Resource Planning system
Roll-out priority Information Communication Technology systems
Service Delivery ImprovementService Delivery Improvement
Develop & implement alternative service delivery models
Enhance data improvement quality programme
Development and implement forecasting models (micro and macro)
Service Delivery ImprovementService Delivery Improvement
Improve delivery of social security
Implement norms and standards
Implement Service Delivery Model (pilot)
Design and implement standardise contracts and guidelines
Service Delivery ImprovementService Delivery Improvement
Optimise (incrementally) infrastructure to improve access to social assistance
Develop customer relationship strategy
Introduce call centres
Develop customer charter for beneficiaries
Improvement of Operational Improvement of Operational ExcellenceExcellence
Build Capacity in the Agency
Recruitment, appointment and training of staff
Design and implement appropriate systems
Implementation of Policies and Procedures
Develop and implement systems to benchmark and measure performance
Good GovernanceGood Governance
Alignment of policies, processes and procedures with relevant legislation
Implement a communication strategy
Implement a complaints mechanism
Implement a fraud prevention strategy
Implement structures, systems and procedures in line with legislation, King Report on Corporate Governance and state owned entity protocols
Good GovernanceGood Governance
Implement a code of conduct and ethics
Strengthening partnerships and collaborations
Maintain risk management plan
Programme Programme 11: : AdministrationAdministration
Purpose:Overall management of the Agency
Key Measurable Objectives:Regular reports to principal stakeholders Quality internal audit reports on risk management and control
Quality internal audit reports on governance strategy
Implementation of fraud prevention strategy
Programme 2: Corporate ServicesProgramme 2: Corporate Services
Purpose:Overall management of human capital, delivery of auxiliary services and the provision of legal services
Key Measurable Objectives:Human Resource Strategy and Policies Implementation of new Performance Management System Capacity building based on HR development strategy
Programme 2: Corporate ServicesProgramme 2: Corporate Services
Key Measurable Objectives:Effective Facilities Management, strategy and systems
Transport and Fleet Management, strategy and systems
Provision of secure office space and work environment
Legal and Legislative Services
Programme Programme 3: Communications, 3: Communications, Marketing and Change ManagementMarketing and Change Management
Purpose:Provision of advice on marketing and communication
Media liaison and public relations
Key Measurable Objectives:Provide of communications support to the Agency and the CEO
Establish and manage a shared service centre for beneficiaries
Programme Programme 3: Communications, 3: Communications, Marketing and Change Marketing and Change
ManagementManagementKey Measurable Objectives
Creating awareness of the SASSA brand
Maintain strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders (civil society, parliament, Regions)
Manage the change management process
Programme 4: Finance and Supply Programme 4: Finance and Supply Chain ManagementChain Management
Purpose:The provision of Financial Management Services
Key Measurable ObjectivesFinalise the transfers of budgets, assets and liabilities
Financial accounting policies and systems and delegation of AuthorityBudget structure and SCOA for transfers and operations
Funds flow model finalised
Monitor and review contracts for payment contractors
Programme 4: Finance and Supply Programme 4: Finance and Supply Chain ManagementChain Management
Key Measurable Objectives:
Implement policies for suppliers of goods and services
Develop the outsourced model for non-core services
Develop Risk Management plan applicable to finance
Programme Programme 55: I: Information nformation Communication Communication TTechnologyechnology
Purpose:
The provision of Information and Communications Technology Services
Key Measurable Objectives
Implement ERP systemsAutomate Grants processes (ECM)Implement data warehouse
Programme Programme 55: I: Information nformation Communication Communication TTechnologyechnology
Key Measurable ObjectivesSocpen EnhancementImplement a CRM solutionImplementation of e-Government and portal servicesImplementation of a Business Intelligence (BI) solution
Programme Programme 55: I: Information nformation Communication Communication TTechnologyechnology
Key Measurable Objectives:Provide and manage of information communication and technology (ICT) resources
Programme Programme 55: I: Information nformation Communication Communication TTechnologyechnology
Key Measurable ObjectivesImplementation of interim ERP system (BAS, PERSAL, LOGIS)
Provisioning of enterprise wide area network services
User support and service management
Acquisition of hardware, software and management of contracts and agreements
Programme Programme 55: Information Technology: Information Technology
Key Measurable ObjectivesDevelop and implement a Governance Plan Develop and Implementation of the Master Information Systems Plan
Development of enterprise information technology architecture, principles and standardsDevelop and implement information technology organisational structure
Implement information technology Security and Risk Management Plan
Programme Programme 66: : CustomerCustomer ServicesServices
PurposeGrant administration that improves delivery of social security services
Key Measurable ObjectivesImprove service delivery to restore the dignity of beneficiariesDesign and introduce standardised contracts
Programme 6: Customer ServicesProgramme 6: Customer Services
Key Measurable ObjectivesImprove access to social assistance through the optimisation of infrastructureImplement a customer relationship strategyPlan and introduce appropriately located call centres
Develop customer charter for beneficiariesService delivery integrityImprovement of data quality
Programme Programme 77: Strategy and : Strategy and Business Business DevelopmentDevelopment
Purpose:To develop innovative strategies and mechanisms to improve service delivery
Key Measurable Objectives
Integrate of social assistance function at national and regional levels.Facilitate learning and knowledge management in support of operations
Programme 7: Strategy and Business Programme 7: Strategy and Business DevelopmentDevelopment
Key Measurable Objectives
Manage, implement & monitor institutional operations and projectsImplement research and development projects on specified grants administration and service delivery areas
Programme 7: Strategy and Business Programme 7: Strategy and Business IntegrationIntegration
Key Measurable ObjectivesManage new and existing partnerships to enhance service delivery.Design and develop models (macro/micro economic and simulation) based on social assistance policies
Programme Programme 77: Strategy and : Strategy and Business Business IntegrationIntegration
Key Measurable Objectives
Accurate costing of social security policiesIntegrated strategic and operational plans guide work of the Agency.Development of effective monitoring and evaluation processes within SASSA
Programme Programme 77: Strategy and Business : Strategy and Business IntegrationIntegration
Key Measurable ObjectivesEvaluation of social security impact.Provide strategic support through monitoring and evaluation.Systemic monitoring and evaluation ensures strategic coherenceExemplary Corporate Governance codes procedures and ethics guide the work of the agency.
2006 MTEF Social Assistance 2006 MTEF Social Assistance Over 2006 Medium Term Expenditure Framework Social Assistance System is financed through
Social Assistance Transfers
Social Assistance Administration
Social Assistance Transfers, that is, social grants are funded via the national Department of Social DevelopmentPayments of social grants are generated through the Social Pension System (SOCPEN)Agency will generate a voucher/payment extraction for funds to be transferred to eligible beneficiaries
2006 MTEF Social Assistance 2006 MTEF Social Assistance
From 1 April 2006 Social Assistance Administration is funded through a transfer to the Agency via national Department of Social Development
Through this financing mechanism, SASSA, is fully responsible and accountable for Social Assistance Administration
2006 Strategic Plan shows that the Social Assistance Administration funds comprise:
SASSA Establishment and Operational FundsSocial Assistance AdministrationGrants Administration Integrity
2006 MTEF Social Assistance2006 MTEF Social Assistance
Social Assistance Administration grows from R3,6billion in 2006/07 to R4,1billion in 2008/09
SASSA Establishment and Operationalisation fund grows from R135m in 2006/07 to R167million in 2008/09
Grants Administration Integrity increases from R96million in 2006/07 to R158million in 2008/09
2006 MTEF Social Assistance2006 MTEF Social AssistanceSocial Assistance Administration funds mainly covers expenditures in current provinces – regions on:
Compensation of Employees
Goods and Services such as Payment Contractors (Handling Fees, which is budgeted slightly above R2billion per annum)
Transfers and subsidies
Payments for Capital Assets such as Infrastructure (Rental and maintenance for buildings, etc)
Projected Expenditure - RegionsProjected Expenditure - Regions
2006/07 2007/08 2008/09R'000 R'000 R'000
Eastern Cape 696,113 724,760 793,138 Free State 242,899 257,776 282,096 Gauteng 375,514 396,121 433,493 KwaZulu-Natal 819,796 849,405 929,542 Limpopo 516,290 548,101 599,811 Mpumalanga 268,391 286,175 313,175 Northern Cape 97,710 103,695 113,478 North West 316,768 331,487 362,761 Western Cape 250,839 276,670 302,773 Total 3,584,320 3,774,190 4,130,267
REGIONS
Projected Expenditure - BranchesProjected Expenditure - Branches
BRANCH - HEAD OFFICE 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09
Corporate Services 21,131 21,976 22,855 Strategy and Business Development 64,339 86,381 95,596 Customer Care 22,059 34,670 25,250 Information and Communication Technology 24,733 16,000 16,000 Treasury/Finance 25,370 50,091 52,408 Communication & Marketing 22,868 32,517 31,850 Compliance and Grants Reviews 40,559 60,674 69,674 Office of the CEO 10,027 10,428 10,845 Total 231,086 312,737 324,479
CONCLUSIONCONCLUSION
This presentation has covered:Progress on the Establishment & Operationalisation of the Head and Regional Offices
Progress Report on Human Capital Development, Information Communication Technology, Service Delivery and Financial Administration and Systems
Strategic Plan for 2006/07 to 2008/09, particularly
Key Priorities and ObjectivesDifferent Programmes and Projects to be implemented, and the Medium Term Expenditure Framework
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