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Transferability / replicability1/3
The subsidy and PEIR model moved successfully from one national department (Social Development) to another (Basic Education) in 2022, but cross-country replication of the specific review is not documented.
Impact on gender equality1/1
Subsidy recipients verifiably more than doubled from roughly 700,000 (2019) to about 1.5 million children (2022), a measured reach increase, though downstream employment impact is still modelled rather than observed.
Effectiveness1/1
The 2023 registration reform (dropping the separate non-profit requirement) is documented to have eased centres' access to subsidy, a concrete procedural effect, even as coverage gaps persist.
Efficiency0/1
Investigative reporting (Daily Maverick, 2025) found only about 30% of registered centres actually receive the R17/day subsidy and almost 90% of ECD workers earn below minimum wage, showing weak translation of budget into paid reach.
Evaluated outcomes1/1
A joint World Bank–DBE Public Expenditure and Institutional Review (March 2023) formally costed and evaluated the sector's gaps, a rigorous, published assessment.
Sustainability0/1
With only ~30% of registered centres subsidised and 42% of programmes unregistered, current funding is documented as insufficient to sustain universal coverage.
Achievement / evidence1/1
Verified, sourced achievements include the doubling of subsidy recipients (2019-2022) and the 2023 registration-requirement reform, both independently reported.
Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1
The PEIR and related research explicitly quantify gendered effects, projecting the national gender employment gap would narrow from 2.8 to 0.1 percentage points if ECD access were universal.
Curator validation1/1
Cross-checked against an official World Bank press release and independent South African investigative journalism (Daily Maverick), both citing consistent figures.
Evidoria. Revisão da Despesa Pública e Institucional para o Desenvolvimento Infantil Precoce da África do Sul — Reduzindo a disparidade de emprego de género através do cuidado infantil. ID persistente: 643a9517-800d-4bec-a5bd-7a24ae7a3482.