The document discusses how Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE) and the Central Supplier Development Programme (CSDP) can both contribute to the goals of the Accelerated and Shared Growth Initiative for South Africa (ASGISA). BBBEE aims to increase black participation in the economy through preferential procurement, employment equity, and skills development. CSDP aims to promote industrial development through public sector procurement, supplier development, skills development, and investment. Both BBBEE and CSDP can help address inequalities, build capacity for 6% economic growth, and reduce unemployment and poverty through procurement events that achieve the goals of both programs.

1. BBBEE AND CSDP SHOULD BE SEEN AS COMPLEMENTARY CONTRIBUTORS TO ASGISA ASGISA Goal : Average 6% economic growth between 2009 and 2014 Outcomes : Blockages to 6% growth removed Outcomes : Halve unemployment and poverty by 2014 BBBEE Goal Increase participation of black people in the economy Outputs Preferential procurement, employment equity, skills development Outcomes Inequalities of past addressed and capacity created to achieve 6% growth, unemployment and poverty reduced CSDP Goal Industrial development on the back of the public sector investment programme Outputs Improved procurement, supplier development, skills development, investment in industry, increased exports, reduced imports Outcomes Increased economic growth, unemployment and poverty reduced Procurement events can be managed to simultaneously achieve CSDP and BBBEE goals