1 / 31

Table of Contents

South African Weather Service Annual Report 2007/2008 Presentation Portfolio Committee 28 January 2009. Table of Contents. 1. Vision and Mission 2. Strategic Objectives 3. Enterprise View 4. Achievements vs targets 5. Financials 6. Strategic Goals for 2008/2009 7. Conclusion. Vision.

apiatan-aguirre
Download Presentation

Table of Contents

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. South African Weather Service Annual Report 2007/2008 PresentationPortfolio Committee28 January 2009

  2. Table of Contents 1. Vision and Mission2. Strategic Objectives 3. Enterprise View4. Achievements vs targets 5. Financials6. Strategic Goals for 2008/2009 7.Conclusion

  3. Vision To be a world-class meteorological organisation that contributes to the sustainable development of South Africa and beyond our borders.

  4. Mission To collect, process and provide meteorological data, products and services for the use of all South Africans and beyond our borders. This will be achieved through: Excellence in forecasting processes Cutting edge technology Accessing international observation networks Research and innovation aimed at improving and developing our products and services Facilitating co-operation with regard to observation network

  5. SAWS STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES

  6. DEAT Goals (Environmental Sector:2008- 2013)

  7. ENTERPRISE VIEW FOR SAWS

  8. Achievements CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: • Unqualified Audit • ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organisation) audit , found to be compliant in most instances – received compliance certificate award • Registration of title deed of Waterkloof Land in SAWS name • Financial Management

  9. Achievements OPERATIONS: • Leadership role in SADC Region • MASA • SWFDP • New weather office in Mpumalanga-KMIA • New Products developed • RADAR Data Acquisition System installation completed • Skukuza RADAR completed-nominated for an environmental award by Lowveld Chamber of Business and Tourism • Early Warning System

  10. Early warning system

  11. Early warning system

  12. Achievements Human Capital Management: • Skills Development • 35 Bursaries awarded to previously disadvantaged individuals • 13 Weather observation • 9 undergraduate BSc • 13 BSc Honours • Feasibility study on RMTC completed • SAWS MET Training centre registered a qualification National Certificate in Observation (NQ5) • EE Plan:

  13. Achievements

  14. EMPLOYMENT EQUITY Total Employees: 389

  15. EMPLOYMENT EQUITY Total Employees: 389

  16. Achievements for 2007/08

  17. Achievements for 2007/08

  18. Achievements for 2007/08

  19. Achievements for 2007/08

  20. Achievements for 2007/08

  21. Grant Income

  22. Commercial Sales

  23. BENCHMARKING – REVENUE GRANT VS COMMERCIAL

  24. Total revenue including interest

  25. Total revenue including interest

  26. Expenses

  27. Net Surplus

  28. Capital Expenditure Radar network 2007/8 R 60 million committed 2008/9 R 35 million 2009/10 R 52.5 million 2010/11 R 92.5 million Modernization Plan 2007/8 R 28 million 2008/9 R 14 million 2009/10 R 15 million 2010/11 R 15 million Plan includes automatic weather stations, automatic rain stations, weather buoys, upper air soundings, unified model, NINJO, TRIVIS, cam cameras

  29. STRATEGIC GOALS FOR 2008-2011

  30. Conclusion • Clean audit • Modernisation Plan • Human Capital Development-Critical and Scarce skills • Financial Management • IP Management • Public awareness-Disaster Risk Reduction

  31. OBSERVING THE PLANET FOR A BETTER FUTURE

More Related