The insurance institute of the Western Cape (IIWC) was established in 1898. It is the oldest insurance institute in South Africa and possibly Africa. Formally known as the Insurance Institute of the Cape of Good Hope it has an unbelievably rich history within our community.
Continue reading →ILAASA are the governing body for all qualified Life Alignment Practitioners and Teachers in South Africin compliance with International Life Alignment standards.
Continue reading →This association is an employers organsiation and is a member association of The Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa (SEIFSA) . KZNEIA works in partnership with the Employers to navigate the complexities of Collective Bargaining and Conflict Resolution in the Industry. KZNEIA offers superior knowledge, expertise and insight at every stage of the dispute-resolution and bargaining processing, through leading-edge representation for your business.
Continue reading →The Disaster Management institute of Southern Africa (DMISA) was founded in 1985 and still maintains its position as the premium professional association for Disaster Management professionals and associated disciplines in Southern Africa. DMISA is committed to providing learning, networking and alignment opportunities for the Disaster Management / Disaster Risk Reduction community of practice in Southern Africa. We encourage interaction between practitioners, researchers, legislators, stakeholders and leadership across Southern Africa to build capacity and resilience, reduce risk, and improve our common understanding of disaster risk. Our common goal is to reduce the impact of disasters on society and to build future ready sustainable communities.
DMISA is is a non-statutory, SAQA-recognised professional body. They have four professional designations:
The Association aims to improve the Safety impact in South Africa through information sharing, creating structured qualification frameworks and adopting industry best practices for consistent improvement of safety performance throughout industry. AMSPSA aims to educate its members on safety matters by considering and discussing everything affecting the professional interests of its members.
Continue reading →APSA represents specialist prosthodontists and the speciality of prosthodontics. It is a special group of the South African Dental Association (SADA).
Continue reading →The Copper Development Association Africa (CDAA) has represented the local copper industry in southern Africa since 1962 and now promotes copper usage throughout Africa. The CDAA’s head office is based in Johannesburg and, on behalf of its members, the organisation is committed to advancing and expanding the use of copper and copper alloys throughout Africa. The CDAthrough continuous projects and trials, facilitates the adoption of downstream products, and the uses and benefits of copper across a plethora of industries.
Continue reading →As an institute, the IIEC are there to provide and maintain a central organization for the promotion of efficiency, progress, welfare, knowledge, education and general development among persons engaged or employed in the insurance industry. We act as a networking platform to support professional standards while pursuing social issues in the Insurance Industry.
As an institute, we are there to provide and maintain a central organization for the promotion of efficiency, progress, welfare, knowledge, education and general development among persons engaged or employed in the insurance industry.
Continue reading →The Institute for Landscape Architecture in South Africa (ILASA) is a voluntary organisation registered with the South African Council for the Landscape Architectural Profession. The Institute for Landscape Architecture in South Africa has three regional bodies, one in the Western Cape (ILASA Cape), one in KZN (ILASA KZN) and one in Gauteng (ILASA Gauteng), that represent members countrywide. ILASA is mandated to grow and promote the profession and concept of landscape architecture so as to create demand for this specialist service both in the public and private sector.
Continue reading →UDISA is a voluntary, non-profit association of urban designers and associate members that wish to contribute to the aims of the organisation.
As a profession, urban design pursues and prioritises the public good and operates in terms of a code of conduct that reflects this. The actions of the urban designer are directed towards the attainment of ecologically, socially, and economically sustainable environments.
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