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ECEastern CapeOct 2017R 587 294 000,00R 940 501 000,00R 1 008 191 888,00
FSFree StateOct 2017R 224 900 000,00R 285 896 000,00R 303 654 000,00
GTGautengOct 2017R 170 000 000,00R 270 000 000,00R 295 000 000,00
KZKwaZulu-NatalOct 2017R 604 600 000,00R 1 167 000 000,00R 1 280 000 000,00
LPLimpopoOct 2017R 582 000 000,00R 717 499 000,00R 784 667 000,00
MPMpumalangaOct 2017R 112 800 000,00R 200 000 000,00R 234 000 000,00
NWNorth WestOct 2017R 374 000 000,00R 347 000 000,00R 378 600 000,00
NCNorthern CapeOct 2017R 270 200 000,00R 309 500 000,00R 340 500 000,00
WCWestern CapeOct 2017R 170 603 000,00R 132 800 000,00R 153 233 000,00
NATProvincialOct 2017R 3 096 397 000,00R 4 370 196 000,00R 4 777 845 888,00
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Metadata Summary
Subject Area: WS Programmes
The WS Programmes theme focuses on Programmes and Projects in support of the delivery of basic water services infrastructure such as MIG, RBIG and MWIG. It includes information on grant allocations, project summaries, project details as well as a basic function to calculate the estimated cost required to eradicate the remaining water supply backlog.

Data Topic : RBIG
RBIG

Data Topic Detail: Total Allocation
Data Source: DWA PMU System
Update Frequency: Annually
Time Frame: Oct 2017
Level Of Confidence: 95 Percent