Country |
South Africa |
Client |
National Treasury |
Overall project value (EUR) |
€ 50 545 |
Origin of funding |
EC |
Proportion carried out by legal entity |
40% |
Consortium members |
PWC South Africa, UCT, DPRU, Indyebo |
Start date |
September 2011 |
End date |
December 2011 |
Number of staff provided |
50 w/d |
Detailed description of project Back
The Departments of Education in the Eastern Cape have consistently not addressed financial management issues raised by the Auditor General over the last 6 years, resulting in perceived gross mismanagement and the loss of confidence by the Provincial Administration and the public. The failure to implement robust financial management has resulted in institutionalised corruption and mal-administration, maintained by commissioning consultant reports to create an illusion that action has been taken. In addition service delivery has been compromised. Institutional stability has also been negatively impacted by high turn-over of HODs and CFOs in the institutions.
This scope of this project is centred around the following core areas:
Specifically, objective the assignment is to address the audit findings as per the Auditor General management report on the regularity audit and the audit of performance information of the Eastern Cape Department of Education for the year ended 31 March 2009 and 2010.
Type of services provided
The core services were provided by Senior SCM Expert. Core Services included: