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Environmental Affairs Forum - 15 June
The document discusses the National Cleaner Production Centre of South Africa (NCPC-SA) and its projects promoting industrial sustainability. It outlines NCPC-SA's Industrial Energy Efficiency Project, upcoming Industrial Water Efficiency Project, and Industrial Symbiosis Programme. The Industrial Symbiosis Programme facilitates partnerships between companies to reduce waste by identifying opportunities for waste exchange or synergies. The document provides an example of how industrial symbiosis can reduce waste and costs by connecting companies to exchange wood wastes. It also summarizes results of the Industrial Symbiosis Programme which has diverted over 400 tonnes of waste from landfills.
Environmental Affairs Forum - 15 June
This document provides a summary of environmental regulation legal updates in South Africa from March 1, 2017 to June 13, 2017. It outlines several draft bills and final legislation related to environmental management. Draft bills include amendments to waste management activities and national biodiversity offset policy. Final legislation includes regulations for national greenhouse gas emissions reporting and amendments to CITES regulations. The document was written by Matthew Thornton-Dibb of Norton Rose Fulbright South Africa Inc.
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The Spice Quarter development catalyses opportunities for regeneration of an under-optimised central city building, and a precinct with the potential to provide an example for the rest of the inner city of Durban. A carefully selected set of inter-related developments and businesses will maximise the potential of the site, to provide social and economic opportunities, and contribute positively to inner city regeneration.
DURBAN PORT COMMITTEE - 20 April
The document provides an update on the Navis system and EDI projects at Transnet Port Terminals for March 2017. It notes that the Navis system performance was stable with 99.84% availability for the month and no major impacting events. It also discusses that the Navis BI portal went live on March 25th and user training will occur in May. Finally, it outlines a new project to introduce paperless order processing through a Service Order Instruction automation project starting with the auto sector.
DURBAN PORT COMMITTEE - 20 April
The document provides updates on various port development projects in Durban, South Africa. The Point Precinct project to construct a permanent sand bypass is nearing completion, with water and slurry commissioning 70% and 20% complete respectively and performance testing scheduled to begin in May 2017. Rehabilitation and deepening of berths at Maydon Wharf is ongoing. The Durban Container Terminal project involves deepening three berths, with detailed design complete and tendering 30% finished. Filling of Salisbury Island is in planning with environmental studies in progress. Several maintenance and upgrade projects at Bayhead Park under Operation Phakisa are in design or feasibility stages.
DURBAN PORT COMMITTEE - 20 April
This document summarizes key performance indicators (KPIs) for two piers at a terminal for March 2017 and the previous year. It includes metrics such as vessel turnaround time, port turnaround time, crane working hour rate, rail turnaround time, and import/export dwell times. Performance is shown to vary month-to-month and some metrics are above or below set targets. The document also provides percentages of cargo handled by rail, road, and transhipment for each pier over the past year.
EThekwini Weekly Bulletin Issue_74
The multi-disciplinary task team of the eThekwini municipality conducted an enforcement operation to address problem buildings, crime, and illegal businesses in the city. The team inspected over ten buildings and businesses, arresting nine people for drug possession or living in the country illegally. They also fined three illegal businesses. The head of the Inner City Regeneration program said the monthly enforcement operations aimed to maintain a clean, crime-free city and that the raids were producing good results, with more building owners learning about problem building bylaws.
Tourism Forum Business Forum - 18 April
Key Findings of Tourism KwaZulu Natal's Event Impact Assessment
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Trade and Investment Forum - 12 April
This document provides information about South Africa's Black Industrialists Scheme (BIS). The BIS aims to promote black industrial participation in key manufacturing sectors by providing cost-sharing grants from 30-50% up to R50 million for qualifying black-owned businesses. Eligible businesses must have over 50% black ownership and management control and invest over R30 million in supported sectors like agro-processing, automotive, and chemicals. The grants can be used for capital costs, feasibility studies, business support, and creating or retaining jobs.
HR Forum - Update on IR climate in 2017
On Thursday, 13 April the HR Business Forum hosted their monthly forum discussion, a panel discussion took place that gave an update on the IR climate in 2017.
Presentation 4: Ian Delport, IR Executive, Defy and Chairman of KZNEIA (Metal Industry)
HR Forum - Update on IR climate in 2017
On Thursday, 13 April the HR Business Forum hosted their monthly forum discussion, a panel discussion took place that gave an update on the IR climate in 2017.
Presentation 3: Stephen Rubidge, Group IR Executive, Deneb Investment Limited (Textile Industry)
HR Forum - Update on IR climate in 2017
On Thursday, 13 April the HR Business Forum hosted their monthly forum discussion, a panel discussion took place that gave an update on the IR climate in 2017.
Presentation 2: Jacquie Bhana, HR Director, Tongaat Hulett Sugar (Sugar Industry)
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Presentation 1: Annerita Edy, Senior Manager, Industrial : Relations, Toyota Motor South Africa (Automotive Industry)
Health Professionals Business Forum - 06 April 2017
The Durban Chamber's Health Professionals Business Forum met for a discussion on the Universal Health Insurance Coverage as a sustainable building block for the reform of the South African health system from a KZN Perspective.
Presented by: Mfowethu M Zungu Deputy Director – General: Macro Policy, Planning and National Health Insurance in the Department of Health, KwaZulu-Natal
(June 2016 - present) Responsible for Strategic Leadership of Health Reforms Macro Policy Planning, Development and implementation in the Province of KwaZulu-Natal in line with the National Department of Health NHI policy direction.
Infrastructure and Northern Area Business Forum
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Infrastructure and Northern Area Business Forum
The document provides information on current and planned water resource projects for Umgeni Water. It discusses several dams and water treatment facilities currently used or being implemented. It also evaluates a potential large-scale desalination plant for the East Coast, including feasibility studies on site locations, plant components, and costs. Both benefits and risks are outlined for desalination compared to conventional water sources. The document appears to be informing stakeholders such as the Durban Chamber of Commerce on water resource infrastructure and securing future supply.
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