Cape Town Science Centre Interactive Science Foundation NPC 1999/013100/08 Isibusiso Esihle Science Discovery Centre Isibusiso Esihle Science Discovery Centre T361/2013 Johannesburg City Johannesburg City Council Not applicable The KZN Science Centre The KwaZulu Natal Science Centre NPC 2007/026726/08 Nuclear Corporation of South Africa (NECSA) NECSA 2000/003735/06 Olwazini Discovery Centre Golden Casino 4910192345 Osizweni Discovery Centre Osizweni Education and Development Centre 1979/93 Penreach Shalamuka Science Centre Penreach College NPC NPO030149 African National Space Agency Not applicable Sasol Inzalo Foundation Sasol Inzalo Foundation IT1181/2008 Sci-Bono Discovery Centre Sci-Bono Discovery Centre 4730216290 Nelson Mandela Bay Science Centre Uitenhage Despatch Development Initiative Not applicable SCOPE / SUMMARY OF SUPPLY The overall aim of the Programmatic Support Grant Intervention (PSGI) is to contribute to an environment that enables science centres to respond to the following objectives of the national network of science centres: Promotion of science and technology literacy among youth and the general public; Enhancement of learner participation and performance in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM); Promotion of STEM career education; Identification and nurturing of youth talent and potential in STEM. In responding to the objectives of the network of science centres, science centres must conduct activities that will address the following aims of the Science Engagement Framework: popularising science, engineering, technology and innovation as attractive, relevant and accessible in order to enhance scientific literacy and awaken interest in relevant careers; developing a critical public that actively engages and participates in the national debates on science and technology to the benefit of society; enhancing science engagement through science communication activities; and profiling South African science and science achievements, demonstrating their contribution to national and international development. SAASTA is inviting science centres through a call to submit innovative and creative proposals for programmatic funding for the 2015/2016 fiscal year and extended to 2016 calendar year. Emerging science centres which satisfy the conditions laid in this call for proposals can also apply for this funding.
Cape Town Science Centre Interactive Science Foundation NPC 1999/013100/08 Isibusiso Esihle Science Discovery Centre Isibusiso Esihle Science Discovery Centre T361/2013 Johannesburg City Johannesburg City Council Not applicable The KZN Science Centre The KwaZulu Natal Science Centre NPC 2007/026726/08 Nuclear Corporation of South Africa (NECSA) NECSA 2000/003735/06 Olwazini Discovery Centre Golden Casino 4910192345 Osizweni Discovery Centre Osizweni Education and Development Centre 1979/93 Penreach Shalamuka Science Centre Penreach College NPC NPO030149 African National Space Agency Not applicable Sasol Inzalo Foundation Sasol Inzalo Foundation IT1181/2008 Sci-Bono Discovery Centre Sci-Bono Discovery Centre 4730216290 Nelson Mandela Bay Science Centre Uitenhage Despatch Development Initiative Not applicable SCOPE / SUMMARY OF SUPPLY The overall aim of the Programmatic Support Grant Intervention (PSGI) is to contribute to an environment that enables science centres to respond to the following objectives of the national network of science centres: Promotion of science and technology literacy among youth and the general public; Enhancement of learner participation and performance in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM); Promotion of STEM career education; Identification and nurturing of youth talent and potential in STEM. In responding to the objectives of the network of science centres, science centres must conduct activities that will address the following aims of the Science Engagement Framework: popularising science, engineering, technology and innovation as attractive, relevant and accessible in order to enhance scientific literacy and awaken interest in relevant careers; developing a critical public that actively engages and participates in the national debates on science and technology to the benefit of society; enhancing science engagement through science communication activities; and profiling South African science and science achievements, demonstrating their contribution to national and international development. SAASTA is inviting science centres through a call to submit innovative and creative proposals for programmatic funding for the 2015/2016 fiscal year and extended to 2016 calendar year. Emerging science centres which satisfy the conditions laid in this call for proposals can also apply for this funding.
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