Technical:

Technical deals with infrastructure related to the 2010 FIFA World Cup, and transfers the 2010 FIFA World Cup stadiums development grant to municipalities. As part of the national consultative technical team, it liaises with FIFA and the South African local organising committee’s technical committees on stadium development requirements. These include:

• ensuring that stadium authorities and host cities comply with conditional grant requirements for developing stadiums;
• providing guidance on and monitoring the rollout of infrastructure projects, such as transport networks, ICT and other support services by municipalities and relevant departments and
• coordinating and resolving any problems that may hinder progress in meeting deadlines for delivering infrastructure. 
  utilising funds to settle the final accounts related to the stadia construction.

Non-Technical:

Non-Technical deals with advocacy programmes and institutional support for staging the event.
The sub-programme needs to:

• collaborate with relevant stakeholders in implementing joint advocacy programmes, such as the fan parks and public viewing areas;
• assess and monitor preparation projects by various government departments in fulfilling the requirements of the 17 government guarantees committed to FIFA ;
• prepare and consolidate reports for the technical coordinating committee and inter-ministerial committee meetings, and provide secretarial support to these committees. 
• ensure that all relevant government entities participate in the local organising committee forums and FIFA organised events in and outside South Africa.
• ensure the successful transfer of the VAT refund on 2010 FIFA World Cup tickets to FIFA as well as the transfer and monitoring of the 2010 World Cup host city operating grant to the relevant municipality.