integrated growth and development Plan 2012

1 agriculture , Forestry And Fisheries2012agriculture,forestry & fisheriesDepartment: agriculture , Forestry and FisheriesREPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICAI integrated growth and development Planoctober 2012 agriculture , Forestry And Fisheriesintegrated growthand development plan 2012 All rights reservedPublished by the Department of agriculture , Forestry and FisheriesLayout by Directorate Communication Services Private Bag X144, Pretoria, 0001 South AfricaObtainable from Resource Centre Directorate Knowledge and Information Management Private Bag X388 Pretoria 0001 ISBN 978-1-86871-349-3 ContentsAcronyms .. viForeword by the Minister.

2 Viistatement by the deputy Minister .. ixoverview by the Acting director-general .. x1. introduction .. 12. situation analysis .. Sector profile .. agriculture .. Forestry .. Fisheries .. The Role of State Owned Enterprises .. Policy Framework .. Introduction .. White papers .. National Policies and Programmes .. Regional policies and programmes .. Conclusion policy framework .. 293. current realities and challenges .. Equity and transformation.

3 Rationale .. Problems and causal factors .. Types of interventions required .. Equitable growth and Competitiveness .. Rationale .. Problems and causal factors .. Types of interventions required .. Ecological sustainability .. The challenge and why it is a key one .. Problems and causal factors .. Interventions required .. Governance .. Support services .. Skills development .. Research and development .. 47iv agriculture , Forestry and Fisheries IGDP: Contents Knowledge and information management.

4 Market access, information and regulation .. integrated spatial planning .. Institutional arrangements .. Disaster/risk management .. Compliance and enforcement .. 484. implementation of frameworks .. Vision for the sector .. Purpose of the IGDP .. Sector goals, objectives and interventions .. (A) Equity and transformation .. (B) Equitable growth and competitiveness .. (C) Environmental sustainability .. (D) Governance .. 575. igdP implementation plan .. Spatial planning for the Implementation plan .

5 Political leadership .. Administration .. Ministerial Service Delivery Forum .. Priority Setting .. 616. Monitoring and evaluation framework .. Introduction .. Monitoring and Evaluation System .. Monitoring processes .. development and definition of indicators .. Data collection mechanisms .. Reporting on the progress made on implementation .. Data verification and validation .. Programme/sector evaluation .. Distribution and feedback mechanisms .. Monitoring and evaluation responsibilities.

6 Proposed M&E framework envisaged for the sector .. 65bibliography .. 67glossary .. 69 agriculture , Forestry and Fisheries IGDP: Contents v FiguresFig. 1 Indices of the volume of the agricultural production .. 4 Fig. 2 Aggregate net farm income .. 5 Fig. 3 The contribution of agriculture , forestry and fisheries to GDP .. 5 Fig. 4 Employment in primary agriculture by quarter .. 6 Fig. 5 Extension staff and total staff complements, by province .. 7 Fig. 6 Round wood production .. 10 Fig. 7 Comparison of gross value of output .. 10 Fig.

7 8 The contribution of forestry and forestry products to GDP .. 11 Fig. 9 The three pillars of sustainable development .. 30 Fig. 10 Challenges or constraints to be addressed .. 31 Fig. 11 Problem tree analysing challenges faced within the sectors .. 32 Fig. 12 Problem tree analysing jobless, inequitable growth .. 34 Fig. 13 Urbanisation levels from the 2001 census .. 35 Fig. 14 Problem tree analysing suboptimal economic growth .. 37 Fig. 15 Self-sufficiency indices of selected agricultural commodities .. 39 Fig. 16 Key challenges ecological sustainability.

8 41 Fig. 17 Ecosystem services and dis-services to and from agriculture .. 42 Fig. 18 Sector goals, objectives and interventions .. 51 Fig. 19 Ministerial Advisory Committee .. 61 Fig. 20 M&E framework .. 66tablesTable 1 Black subsistence and smallholder households receiving support by type of support, 2010 .. 7 Table 2 Distribution of forests .. 8 Table 3 The forestry sector in South Africa .. 9 Table 4 Small growers in the forestry sector .. 9 Table 5 Equity ownership in forestry .. 11 Table 6 Participants in the fisheries sector and the BEE profile of the sector.

9 14 Table 7 Alignment of MTSF priorities and key outcomes .. 22 Table 8 Key outcomes to which the DAFF must contribute .. 22 Table 9 Urban farming by province in South Africa .. 36 Table 10 CASP expenditure, projects and beneficiaries .. 46 Table 11 Alignment of key sector challenges, sector goals and strategic outcomes .. 50 Table 12 Equity and transformation Sector objectives, results and key role players .. 52 Table 13 Equitable growth and competitiveness Sector objectives, results and key role players .. 54 Table 14 Environmental sustainability Sector objectives, results and key role players.

10 56 Table 15 Governance Sector objectives, results and key role players .. 57boxBox 1 Forestry BBBEE charter undertakings .. 27 AISP Agricultural Input Support ProgrammeANC African National CongressARC agriculture Research CouncilAsgiSA Accelerated and Shared growth Initiative for South AfricaBEE Black Economic EmpowermentBBBEE Broad-Based Black Economic EmpowermentBCLME Benguela Current Large Marine EcosystemBER Bureau of Economic ResearchCAADP Comprehensive Africa Agricultural development ProgrammeCCAMLR Convention on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living ResourcesCARWG Conservation agriculture Regional Working Group CASP Comprehensive Agricultural Support ProgrammeCRDP Comprehensive Rural development ProgrammeDAFF Department of agriculture .