Responsible Packaging Management Association of South Africa (RPMASA)
RPMASA is an NPO and the leading Southern African Organisation, for Classification and Transport of Dangerous Goods and Hazardous Materials
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Association for Savings and Investment South Africa (ASISA)
The Association for Savings and Investment South Africa (ASISA) represents the majority of the country’s asset managers, collective investment scheme management companies, linked investment service providers, multi-managers and life insurance companies.
ASISA’s members are considered the custodian of the bulk of the nation’s savings and investments and are among the country’s biggest contributors to the national GDP.
ASISA enables this industry to speak with one voice and represents the unified goal of ensuring that the South African savings and investment industry remains relevant and sustainable into the future in the interest not only of ASISA and its members, but also the country and its citizens
Continue reading →SAREIT Association (SARA)
We are a representative umbrella body for South African REITs focused on promoting the sector as an attractive asset class locally and internationally.
Continue reading →Hospital Association of South Africa (HASA)
HASA is a voluntary, non-profit association of the majority of private hospitals in South Africa. It is funded by its members through subscription fees based on the number of hospital beds of each member. HASA is mandated by its members to lead the industry by engaging proactively with government and other stakeholders on policy and legislative matters, to represent the interests of its members and the private sector in appropriate forums, to facilitate independent research to inform national health policy and healthcare reform, and to serve the interests of patients by promoting quality care and patient safety.
Continue reading →National Association of Democratic Lawyers (NADEL)
NADEL is an organisation of lawyers, legal practitioners and students committed to adhering to and upholding the principles and values of the Association and to the realisation of the goals and objectives as set out in the Constitution of the Association
Continue reading →Internet Service Providers Association (ISPA)
ISPA is a South African non profit company, and recognised Internet industry representative body. Formed in 1996, ISPA has historically served as an active industry body, facilitating exchange between the different independent Internet service providers, ICASA and other government structures, operators and other service providers in South Africa.
Continue reading →South African Longline Hake Association (SAHLLA)
Membership to the Association is open to all Companies which have been allocated a Right to fish for hake by longline method pursuant to Section 18 of the Marine Living Resources Act and all vessel owning entities active in the hake longline sector.
As the recognized hake longline body in South Africa, they are unsurpassed in terms of our membership and credentials. A solid foundation has been developed and will continue to be built upon in the years to come.
Continue reading →Southern African Bitumen Association (SABITA)
The Southern African Bitumen Association, established in 1979, is a non-profit organization that represents producers and applicators of bituminous products, consulting engineers, educational institutions and companies that provide ancillary services.
Continue reading →South African Pelagic Fishing Industry Association (SAPFIA)
The South African Pelagic Fishing Industry Association (SAPFIA) is a legally recognised industrial body which represents a large number of Rights Holder who hold approximately 67% of sardine rights and 70% of anchovy rights in the small pelagic fishing sector.
Continue reading →Environment Assessment Practitioners Association of South Africa (EAPASA)
The Vision and Mission of EAPASA is to promote public interest through the improvement of the quality of environmental assessment practice in South Africa. This is undertaken by establishing, promoting, and maintaining the registration of Environmental Assessment Practitioners (EAPs) in South Africa in terms of Section 24H of the National Environmental Management Act (107 of 1998). The above has been achieved by making EAPASA a Registration Authority which ensures a regulated, consistent, and improved standard of environmental impact assessment in South Africa.
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