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South African Canegrowers (SACG)
The mission of SA CANEGROWERS is to play a leading role in growing sugarcane and diverse production opportunities for cane growers, through innovation, research, specialised services and products.
Continue reading →South African Black Technical & Allied Careers Organisation (SABTACO)
Since its founding in 1990, the SA Black Technical & Allied Careers Organisation (SABTACO) has grown into a national organisation representing thousands of members in the science and engineering disciplines. SABTACO’s mission is :
- To lead transformation of the Built Environment, engineering fields and
construction industry to reflect the demographics of the country. - To facilitate the creation of an environment conducive to the development
and promotion of science and engineering skills in the PDI’s communities,
and to enable effective utilisation of technology for the socio-economic
development of South Africa. - To increase the level of participation of Black professionals and professional
service providers in the mainstream of the economy.
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Southern African Sustainable Seafood Inititiative (SASSI)
WWF-SASSI drives sustainable change in the local seafood industry, informing and inspiring consumers to make sustainable seafood choices and working with suppliers and seafood vendors – addressing all aspects of the supply chain.
Continue reading →South African Bee Industry Organisation (SABIO)
SABIO’s mission is to represent and promote the interests of all persons involved in the beekeeping industry in South Africa in order to establish, support and develop an economically viable and sutainable apicultural sector and ensure the environmental security of the honeybee.
Continue reading →Solidariteit Helpende Hand (SHH)
Solidarity Helping Hand’s calling is community development. This is what we want to do, must do and keep ourselves busy. People are connected to each other. We have a responsibility to each other and to the community. We live in a community and want to develop the community in which we live.
Continue reading →Qwaqwa Community Crime Watch (QCCCW)
The Qwaqwa Community Crime Watch is a community-based initiative aimed at promoting safety and security in the Eastern Freestate Phuthaditjhaba Qwaqwa area.
- Community Engagement: We engage with local residents, businesses, and stakeholders to build trust and foster cooperation in addressing crime and safety concerns.
- Crime Prevention: The Qwaqwa Community Crime Watch works to prevent crime through various initiatives, such as Raising Awarenesses, neighborhood watches, and community education programs.
- Collaboration with Authorities:
We collaborate with local law enforcement agencies and other stakeholders to share information, resources, and expertise in addressing crime and safety issues. - Support for Vulnerable Individuals: The Qwaqwa Community Crime Watch also provides support and assistance to vulnerable individuals, such as those in need of help or those who are lost or stranded.
By working together with the community and local authorities, the Qwaqwa Community Crime Watch aims to create a safer and more secure environment for residents and visitors alike.
Continue reading →Manufacturing Circle (MC)
Established in 2008 as a corporate association of manufacturers, the Manufacturing Circle engages with key stakeholders to promote the benefits of manufacturing growth for the broader economy, influence policy, and highlight opportunities and key priorities for manufacturing growth. In pursuit of these objectives, the Manufacturing Circle meets periodically with government ministers, heads of key state-owned entities, provincial and local government leaders; and other business sector leaders.
Continue reading →Tomato Producers Organisation (TPO)
The TPO as a voluntary producers’ organisation aspires to act as a mouthpiece for the producers of fresh tomatoes in South Africa.
Continue reading →South African Plastics Recycling Organisation (SAPRO)
The SA Plastics Recycling Organisation (SAPRO) represents the plastics re-processors in South Africa. Its members procure sorted, baled end-of-life plastics and re-process it into raw material. The recycled material can be used to manufacture new plastics products. South Africa is amongst the top recycling countries in the world. The Organisation is funded by its members and assists recyclers in Building a recycling industry that is respected and acknowledged by government, industry and the public.
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