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Emfuleni Municipality The Tipping Point Financial Recovery Plan Implementation Business Sector Briefing Meeting Date 19 January 2021 Lead Administrator: Gilberto Martins
▪ “It is extremely disheartening to realise that the lives of the people of the area are being affected negatively as a result of lack of both political will and administrative inclination to serve the people of the area. The situation requires a re-imagined approach to reverse the effects years of an ineffective municipality,” said Ms Faith Muthambi, the Chairperson of the committee. ▪ Ms Faith Muthambi, the Chairperson of the Committee (Cogta) - Parliament, Friday, 16 October 2020 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS ● Why are we here? ● Operating Framework ● Emfuleni - It’s Citizens ● The Administrators Team Members ● The Tipping Point - The 3 Laws ● This Intervention - What it is NOT ! ● This Intervention - What it is ! ● The Tipping Point - Emfuleni Framework ● The “tool” to fix the challenges ● The target ● Discussions 3
The playing field ! Understanding the Complexities - ● There are 45 functional Ward Committees in the Municipality. ● Ward Committees have been established to encourage participation by the community and to inform Council decisions. ● These committees seek to foster effective communication between Council and the community. ● The Municipal Council comprises 90 councilors, 45 of which are Ward Councilors and 45 are Proportional Representatives (PR) Councilors. ● The Councilors at Emfuleni participate in decision making 5 and represent the local constituencies in Council. 5
Why are we here ? South Africa Constitution (1996) (S139) Provincial intervention in local government : (1) When a municipality cannot or does not fulfil an executive obligation in terms of the Constitution or legislation , the relevant provincial executive may intervene by taking any appropriate steps to ensure fulfilment of that obligation, including: a)Issuing a directive to the Municipality Council , describing the extent of the failure to fulfil its obligations and stating any steps required to meet its obligation b)Assuming responsibility for the relevant obligation in that municipality to the extent necessary to – i.Maintain essential national standards or meet established minimum standards for the rendering of a service; ii.Prevent that Municipal Council from taking unreasonable action that is prejudicial to the interests of another municipality or to the province as a whole; or iii.Maintain economic unity c)Dissolving the Municipal Council and appointing an administrator until a newly elected Municipal Council has been declared elected, if exceptional circumstance warrant such step. 6
Operating Framework Local Government Municipal Finance Management Act & Regulations Key - Example ⚫ Section 142 to 146 (Financial Recovery Plan) Local Government Municipal Systems Act & Regulations Key- Example ⚫ Section 67 - Human Resource Development ⚫ Section 106 Non Performance and Maladministration Other operational legislation ⚫ BBBEE ⚫ SCM ⚫ Unsolicited Proposal Management 7 7
EMFULENI - It’s Citizens 61 % of the Population is made up of young persons under the age of 35 years. Less than 10 % of the residents have a post matric qualification and only 40 % are employed. Source: Stats SA Community Survey 2016 8
Where are we Non delivery of mandate - Service deleivery negative impact 9 9
Expectations - A better life! 10 10
The Administration Team ■ The Administrators Team : Section 139 (1) (b) Three Focus Areas ■ Lead Administrator ○ Mr Gilberto Martins ■ Financial Management ○ Mr Kgaugelo Mahlaba ○ Ms Rianda Kruger ■ Supply Chain Management ○ Ms Atirilo Hlongwane ○ Mr Lesedi Mere ■ Service Delivery 11 ○ Mr Silas Zimu
Observing the past to prepare for the future! • Malicious compliance • No consequent management – internal and external service providers • Limited Human capacity and skills • Non functional Project Management Unit - Project current status ,Under expenditure • Contract management not adequate (note not contactor performance) • No “Just in time information”, no integrated reporting methodology • IDP become irrelevant for service delivery • No consequent for cancellation / removing projects or criteria for implement • No report action? IDP feedback to communities, Monthly project reports • No project progress integration to financial payment review 12• Types of construction contract used ? Effective management 12 ?
2020/21 Budget Operational Budget Due to low collections during the COVID-19 period, the collection rate was adjusted downward to 71.82% from 75.49% of the budget approved on 30 June 2020; A consumer qualifying for indigent support must receive the subsidies as determined annually during the preparation of the municipality's budget. 13
The Tipping Point A three laws “point plan” The Law of the Few A focus on basic service delivery to citizens ,hinged on reputational management and effective communication. The Law of the Stickiness Factor A focus on leveraging stakeholder management process / business continuity, to enhance service delivery. The Law of the Power of Context A strategy that addresses the immediate (FRP) to short term (sustainable management)
This Intervention - What it is not! ● A quick fix solution; ● Strategic turnaround theories ● Shotgun intervention promise and programs; ● A talk shop of impossibile delivery targets - Empty promises; ● The silver bullet to every problem; ● A forever time frame for results; ● A endless budget delivery framework; ● An individual plan - Lead Administrators; ● A government go it alone implementation FRP; 15
This Intervention - What it is! ● A prioritised key focus areas approach - ● Leading sectors that will result in a positive impact on the citizens of Emfuleni; ● Practical immediate implementation solution; ● A cash budget management system ● Reputational damage re dress ● Confidence builder to Emfuleni citizens ● A collective responsibility - Collective ownership ● A committed administrators team ● A performance management official approach 16
The Tipping Point - The Framework ● Dealing with an “epidemic” ● Fix the broken window pane “concept” ● IMPACT OBJECTIVE - Small enough to be done immediately, (within current constraints ) Small enough for change to be seen,(on the ground intervention ) Big enough for the Citizens to feel the change, (Impact - Better life) Reputational damage addressed (Mandate delivery in place) 17
The Tipping Point - Fix the broken Window Pane The Epidemic Three Key Focus Areas The Window Frame (1)Financial Management (2)Supply Chain (3)Service Delivery Management The Window Panes Creditors - Weekly Procurement Plan - Grant and Payments (Cash Budget) Forward projection / IDP Subsidized 100% expenditure Debtors collection Committee effectiveness Sewerage (Specification, Evaluation, Main outfall sewer “ How little things Adjudication) Refuse Collection / Illegal Dumping can make a big Cost Containment Contract Management Roads / Potholes difference” Water / Electricity Malcom Gladwell Revenue Generation Unsolicited proposals Capital Project Enhancement Management Auditor General Findings Ward operational model Call Centre Implementation Catalytic Investment Prj 18
2020/21 Budget Operational Budget ★ WARD BASED - Interconnected intervention programs roll out for all required intervention both service delivery, revenue collection and other ELM functionalities; ★ Workstream operational methodology to include all stakeholder, monitoring and progress reporting through administrators (not by administrators), for Council reporting and feedback by councillor to respective Wards and part of ELM Communication Strategy; ★ Ongoing corrective action implemented in response to findings. (Reports) 19
2020/21 Approved Budget A special adjustments budget was approved by Council on 14 October 2020. 20
2020/21 Budget Grants & Subsidies 21
2020/21 Budget Capital Budget 22
PRIORITY CATALYTIC PROJECTS/INVESTMENTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 The Vaal AB-Inbev Premier Agri- Maritime Proposed Integrate River Investme Foods: Industriali Industrial d Skills City- The nt Project Snow zation Hubs in Develop Vaal 21 Isanti Flake (Agri Sebokeng ment Game and Parks) & Partners changer Project Vanderbijl hip Jordan park Project 23
Underspending = Failed Delivery Resulting from POOR Planning 24
Administrators Target 100% 90% Focus 80% Interventio 70% n Area 60% Mandate % 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% Year Low 2016/2017 2017/2018 Impact on2018/2019 Communities 2019/2020 High 2020/2021 Community Beneficiaries 25 25
Service Delivery is not a perfect science ! 26 26
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Thank You “one machine can do the work of fifty ordinary men OR women. No machine can do the work of one Extraordinary man OR women.” Thomas Edison CONTACT DETAILS : GILBERTO MARTINS E MAIL: gilbertomartins928@gmail.com Cell: 082 902 9977 28 28
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