A list of warning signs to look out for for cancer in children.  > 

This brochure provides information on how HIV/Aids will impact on your business and encourages businesses to develop workplace policies and programmes.  > 

A fact sheet fluoridation of water, what it means, whether it is cost effective, the international example and the health benefits.  > 

This publication includes details of the dam levels in the Western Cape as of June 2005.  > 

This document sets out how many schools and other learning institutions, learners and educators there are in the Western Cape.  > 

This information sheet describes some of the Western Cape Education Department's plans for HIV/AIDS and sexuality education in 2003.  > 

This listing of academic organisations forms part of the Western Cape Public Sector Directory.  > 

This listing of arts and culture organisations forms part of the Western Cape Public Sector Directory.  > 

This listing of business related public sector organisations forms part of the Western Cape Public Sector Directory.  > 

This listing of charitable organisations forms part of the Western Cape Public Sector Directory.  > 

This listing of environmental organisations forms part of the Western Cape Public Sector Directory.  > 

This listing of health organisations forms part of the Western Cape Public Sector Directory.  > 

This listing of professional bodies and associations forms part of the Western Cape Public Sector Directory.  > 

This listing of religious organisations forms part of the Western Cape Public Sector Directory.  > 

This listing of sport organisations forms part of the Western Cape Public Sector Directory.  > 

This listing of technology and science organisations forms part of the Western Cape Public Sector Directory.  > 

This listing of tourism organisations forms part of the Western Cape Public Sector Directory.  > 

This listing of trade unions organisations forms part of the Western Cape Public Sector Directory.  > 

This listing of non-profit and civil society organisations forms part of the Western Cape Public Sector Directory.  > 

The Western Cape Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport seeks to recognise outstanding achievements and contributions in the areas of Arts and Culture, Language, Museums, Heritage , Libraries and Archive Services in the Western Cape.  > 

This poster provides an overview of the 2003 Budget of the Provincial Government of the Western Cape.  > 

The response strategy and action plan aims to strengthen the Western Cape province's resilience to climate change and its adaptive capacity, particularly in vulnerable economic sectors and communities. It identifes prioritised programmes and defines key outcomes.  > 

This document gives the contact details for: Official/s that will act as liaison officer/s between the Department and municipalities Officials responsible for the different municipal areas and projects concerned Official that the Department of Local Government and Housing can liaise with in terms of all IGR engagements  > 

The Western Cape Cultural Commission calls for nominations of candidates to serve a 3-year term. The aim of the commission is to preserve, promote and develop culture in the Western Cape.  > 

Western Cape Education Department (WCED) budget presentation to the Western Cape Standing Committee on Education, Cultural Affairs and Sport by Education MEC Cameron Dugmore.  > 

This comprehensive study of the ICT industry in the Western Cape explores the nature of businesses in the province, their major strengths and weaknesses, and the key issues and challenges facing businesses.  > 

The aim of the CMP is to facilitate "improved planning of coastal resources" as well as allow for "better targeted investment from government and non government organisations to support sustainable coastal development."  > 

This summary contains the highlights of the Integrated Tourism Development Framework (ITDF) for the Western Cape. It looks at research on the WC tourism product portfolio, target markets and the potential for linking the Cape Metropole to the Western Cape "hinterland". It also identifies Tourism Development Areas (TDAs) and concludes by looking at the facilitation of private sector investment and the way forward for TDAs. It should be read in conjunction with the situational analysis, spatial framework and tourism investment framework.  > 

This document outlines the consultation process around the Integrated Tourism Development Framework, including data-gathering, establishing a steering committee, stakeholder meetings and presentations to stakeholders.  > 

The Western Cape Liquor Bill provides for the licensing for the retail sale and micro-manufacture of liquor in the Western Cape.This is open for public comment. Please note: only written comments can be accepted.Closing date: 16 April 2008 Send comments via: email: nmanjezi@pgwc.gov.za fax: 021 487 1685 post: The Secretary, Western Cape Provincial Parliament (Attention: Ms N Manjezi), PO Box 648, Cape Town, 8000.  > 

These are the agendas for the meetings of the Western Cape Liquor Licence Board. Each Agenda lists the liquor licence applications that the Board has discussed or will be discussing at the meeting.  > 

These are the agendas for the meetings of the Western Cape Liquor Licence Board for 2006. Each Agenda lists the liquor licence applications that the Board has discussed or will be discussing at the meeting.  > 

These are the agendas for the meetings of the Western Cape Liquor Licence Board for 2007. Each Agenda lists the liquor licence applications that the Board has discussed or will be discussing at the meeting.  > 

These are the agendas for the meetings of the Western Cape Liquor Licence Board for 2008. Each Agenda lists the liquor licence applications that the Board has discussed or will be discussing at the meeting.  > 

This document outlines membership criteria and benefits on the Western Cape Musicians Association. You are invited to comment and give input on the document. Comments can be sent to: Gift Khumalo, giftkhumalo@proeventssa.com or William Rezant, 073 399 0244 or williamrezant@yahoo.com  > 

The Charter describes the obligations to which the Police Service in the Western Cape has committed itself, such as answering all 10111 calls within 15 seconds.  > 

This presentation outlines key strategic issues and the role of business in partnership with government.  > 

This list gives contact details for Western Cape provincial government departments.  > 

The Western Cape Public Sector Directory is a comprehensive list of online links to various government organisations and departments, parastatals, NGOs and other public entities, that may be useful to citizens and tourists in the Western Cape. Its purpose is to make general information available in order to enable ease of communication with and among organisations within the Public Sector. Please note that contact details are based on research completed in January 2002. Please email updated contact details and comments to questions@capegateway.gov.za.  > 

This brochure sets out the functions and responsibilities of the Western Cape Rental Housing Tribunal.  > 

This document contains information on SMME support organisations in the Western Cape.  > 

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This easy-to-read card provides operators, investors and decision makers with an overview of tourism in the Western Cape. It tracks critical statistics pertaining to international and domestic tourism markets and highlights key developments relating to tourism.  > 

This information card provides statistics and figures about the tourism industry in the Western Cape. It includes information about the number of foreign visitors, the purpose of their visit, the length of their stay and their expenditure.  > 

This document lists all the Valuation Board Members of each Municipality within the Western Cape  > 

The 2004 National Consumer Survey found that very few South Africans know what their consumer rights are. This short publication sets out the eight internationally recognised consumer rights that underpin consumer rights organisations and campaigns. These rights are not the same as the human rights contained in the constitution, although they are complementary in many ways.  > 

Family Group Conferences are one of the many restorative justice mechanisms used to reintegrate young offenders into society. This short article explains in more detail what family group conferences are and how they work.  > 

This booklet explains each of the thirty basic human rights as declared in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.  > 

This publication includes information on symptoms, causes and treatment of asthma. It also provides information on the prevalence of Asthma in South Africa.  > 

Young people who have been accused of a crime are often diverted out of the official criminal justice system, with or without special conditions, and into programmes aimed at developing life skills as an alternative to spending time in prison.  > 

A concise and clear document on what mental health and mental illness means. An informal questionnaire on coping with stress and answers to frequently asked questions about mental health.  > 

This note describes NICRO, the main provider of diversion services.  > 

Concerns about the effectiveness of traditional criminal justice systems have given rise to new approaches to criminal justice. One such approach is Restorative Justice, a theory that focuses on reconciling and reintegrating offenders into society rather than on retribution. This theory and its practical applications are explained briefly in this short article.  > 

Held each year from 25 November to 10 December, the 16 Days of Activism is an international campaign to raise awareness around and end violence against women.  > 

Describes the main features of the site.  > 

The Western Cape Child Justice Forum is a unique entity that exists to monitor the numbers of children awaiting trial in the province and develop and promote alternative methods of dealing with young offenders. Details on the forum are provided in this short descriptive article.  > 

All children who have been the subject of an investigation relating to child abuse, neglect, labour or exploitation are put on the Child Protection Register. The child's name and the details of the case will remain on the Register until the child turns 18, even if the case has been closed and the family situation deemed safe enough for the child to return to/remain in the family home.  > 

This document contains step-by-step information on what to do if you are in a vehicle accident.  > 

This short article explains the role of probation officers in the criminal justice system.  > 

This brochure explains the powers and functions of the sheriff.  > 

This pamphlet describes the activites of the Women in Sport and Recreation programme.  > 

The calender provides details about events taking place during Women's Month 2006.  > 

This document sets out the workshops times and application deadlines for applications for funding from the Western Cape Cultural Commission for 2005/2006.  > 

This poster highlights the 2006 World Aids Day campaign theme, 'Stop Aids...Keep the Promise' and emphasises the importance of prevention.  > 

The theme for World Environment Day 2005 was "Green Cities". This extract from the UN brochure created for this focus day, explains why cities pose a particular threat to the environment.  >