This listing provides access the papers and case studies presented at the various workshops held around Cape Town. It featured top local and international social scientists. The event was initiated by the Directorate: Research and Population Development, in the Department of Social Services and Poverty Alleviation.  > 

Th Safer Festive Season Programme 2004/2005 aims to develop an integrated & synergised crime prevention initiative. It includes the participation of the Department of Community Safety, SAPS, City Police, local law enforcement agencies, business, civil society organizations and communities for the festive season.  > 

This document lists all the approved projects that applied for funding at the Settlement Relief Fund for the financial period 2002/2003.  > 

Summary report of an investigation of the language use and practices in the Western Cape Provincial Administration.  > 

This document is the result of the Department of Social Services and Poverty Alleviation reassessing its core function and identifying areas of intervention within a social capital formation framework.  > 

The document analyses the results from the tourism industry from January to March 2003 and compares this with the previous year.  > 

The Anti-Corruption Summit was held to launch the Local GovernmentAnti-Corruption Strategy (LGACS) in the Western Cape Province. This page lists the Speeches and Presentations held at the summit.  > 

This report contains information on the South African population, including the status and quality of life of different sectors of the population, and considers some of the major challenges facing population development.  > 

This report details the state of the environment in the Western Cape. The Department of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning appointed consultants ( SRK/CSIR) to complete the expanded Year One State of the Environment Report based on the Environment Overview Report of August 2004.  > 

The future climate of the Western Cape is likely to be one that is warmer and drier than at present, according to a number of currentmodel projections. In support of these projections, recent temperature trends reveal appreciable warming in the Western Cape over the past three decades. A future that is warmer, and possibly drier, will encompass a range of consequences that will affect the economy, the livelihoods of people and the ecological integrity of the Western Cape region.The world is now warmer than at any time during the past 1000 years. Empirical evidence for this is the retreat of glaciers almost everywhere on the globe, rising temperatures, increased storminess and aconstant (though globally varied) rate of sea level rise. These changes have lead to global concern and much research effort is now being directed towards understanding climate evolution and possible trajectories ofthe earth-climate system. This is a detailed report looking at the impact of Climate Change in the Western Cape, in terms of physical and socio-economic effects.  > 

This report uses official Censuses of manufacturing data. It examines evidence both at the magisterial district level (33 magisterial districts in the Western Cape), and for three-digit manufacturing sectors at the statistical region level (24 sectors for nine statistical regions).  > 

This summary report contains a profile of gambling and problem gambling in the Western Cape, and a cross-provincial comparison.  > 

This is an overview of legislation, policy and practical measures taken to prevent and uncover corruption in South Africa.  >