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GRAP reporting

Name: GRAP reporting
SKU: 46337
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Original price was: R3,950.00.Current price is: R3,100.00.

20 July 2026

Objectives – (SAQA ID 119348)

The objective of this program is to equip municipal financial managers and finance officials with the knowledge and practical skills required to apply GRAP reporting principles within a municipal environment. The course aims to strengthen the ability of participants to prepare credible financial reports that comply with accounting standards and provide reliable financial information to municipal leadership and oversight structures.

Financial reporting in accordance with GRAP standards plays a critical role in ensuring transparency, accountability, and consistency in the management of public resources. Accurate financial reports enable municipal councils, management, oversight committees, and external stakeholders to understand the financial position and performance of municipalities and make informed decisions regarding financial sustainability and service delivery.

Through this program, participants will develop an understanding of GRAP reporting requirements, financial statement preparation, disclosure requirements, and reporting practices applicable to municipalities. The course also strengthens the ability of financial practitioners to interpret financial reports and communicate financial insights that support strategic decision-making.

Category: Municipal Financial Management Program Tags: MFMP, Municipal Financial Management Program, Municipal minimum competency

Description

Course format: Face to face and online attendance

How to use GRAP accounting knowledge to influence decisions at the boardroom table

Master the governance, risk and assurance activities around GRAP Accounting

Best practice frameworks

National Treasury best practices | Integrated risk and control | All the GRAP standards

Duration

12 hours, with a portfolio of evidence to be submitted. LGSETA competency certificate issued if completed successfully

Course Objectives

Understand the role of GRAP reporting in promoting transparency and accountability in municipal financial management.
Apply GRAP reporting standards when preparing municipal financial statements and financial reports.
Interpret financial information prepared in accordance with GRAP standards to support governance and oversight processes.
Ensure compliance with legislative and regulatory requirements governing municipal financial reporting.
Analyse financial reports to identify financial trends, risks, and performance indicators affecting municipal financial sustainability.
Support municipal leadership and oversight bodies by providing credible financial reporting information.
Promote improved financial governance through accurate and transparent financial reporting practices.