moladi Co-operative RSA Parliament presentation
The document discusses Moladi's innovative solutions to address South Africa's national crisis of unemployment and housing backlog, highlighting the importance of technology and community cooperatives. It emphasizes the need for a collaborative effort among the private sector, government, and local communities to create jobs, provide housing, and empower individuals. The proposal includes establishing cooperative manufacturing plants to reduce costs and foster a circular economy that benefits all stakeholders.
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- 1. Established - 1986 WELCOME Presentedby Hennie Botes GET SOUTH AFRICA WORKING
- 2. Talk does notcook rice CHINESE PROVERB Talk does not cook rice moladi
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- 4. Jobs Food shelter Maslow’hierarchy of needs moladi BASIC NEEDS – JOB FOOD SHELTER
- 6. SOLUTION • Technology • KnowHow • Private sector support 8.5 million cannot afford to buy food 9 million unemployed 3 million housing backlog SOUTH AFRICA moladi NATIONAL CRISIS Unemployment and housing backlog is NOT a Provincial or a Local Municipal issue... it's a National Crisis!
- 7. WHO IS RESPONSIBLETO FIX THIS? we are… moladi
- 8. Poverty housing affectspeople’s health and well-being, their job prospects and ability to make a living. It locks people into a cycle of poverty. It also holds children back from fulfilling their potential: children living in bad housing are more likely to suffer from serious health problems, to have learning difficulties and miss school and to face unemployment and poverty later in life. WHY? moladi
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- 21. THE CONSUMER moladi Cost ofProduction
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- 23. Housing delivery DEMAND SUPPLY moladi HOUSING DELIVERY AFRICA UNAgency Habitat 4 million units per year to cover its low cost housing needs.
- 24. 3500 YEARS OFDEVELOPMENT moladi 2018 AD1458 BC
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- 26. SUPPLY CHAIN moladi Follows thesame process as producing maize The middleman – The building material supplier
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- 28. Brick construction moladi STATUS QUO WASTESLOWQUALITYEXPENSIVE
- 29. EASTERN-CAPE Thabane Zulu -Rectification bill R58bn - “demolish and rebuild” moladi
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- 32. TODAY’S JOB –YESTERDAY’S TOOLS moladi
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- 34. DID UNIVERSITIES FIXOUR PROBLEM? Free Education? moladi
- 35. Poverty unemployment GOAL #10 -REDUCE INEQUALITY The Fourth Industrial Revolution - Klaus Schwab moladi
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- 41. FRUGAL INNOVATION moladi Do MOREwith LESS Frugal innovation or frugal engineering is the process of reducing the complexity and cost of a product and its production
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- 43. CREATIVE DESTRUCTION “Creative destructiondescribes the process of industrial mutation that incessantly revolutionizes the economic structure from within, incessantly destroying the old one, incessantly creating a new one.” - Joseph Schumpeter - moladi
- 44. Change the waywe do moladi DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGY
- 45. INNOVATIVE BUILDING TECHNOLOGIES StandardBrick House 32nd out of 40 systemsmoladi
- 46. RADICAL CHANGE MONOLITHIC REINFORCEDCAST IN PLACE STRUCTURES SUPERIOR BUILDING TECHNOLOGY moladi
- 47. New construction technology Creativedestruction moladi Moladi plastic formwork Construction System Invented by Hennie Botes CREATIVE DESTRUCTION moladi THE SOLUTION
- 48. moladi LOCAL MATERIALS ERECT ANDFILL THE FORMWORK
- 49. Plastic shutteringPlastic formwork Reusableplastic formwork formwork moladi LOCAL UNSKILLED LABOUR NEXT DAY - REMOVE FORMWORK RE-USABLE
- 50. moladi 1 HOUSE -1 MOULD - 1 DAY 1OO HOUSES - 100 MOULDS - 1 DAY A TOOL TO EMPOWER PEOPLE SPEED REDUCES COST
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- 52. Mass housing constructionmethod Mass housing construction system FIRST SHOW HOUSE CAST IN 1987 moladi moladi
- 53. #plasticshutter #plasticshuttering #plasticformwork Moladi plastic shutteringsysytem Cast insitu housing construction moladi CAPE TOWN
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- 55. moladi moladi BUILDING SYSTEM COURTHOUSEPROJECT - TANZANIA
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- 58. CONCRETE ROOF TILE moladi Producedon site – Purchased from coop
- 59. PAVING BLOCK moladi Produced onsite – Purchased from coop
- 60. 14% OF SOUTHAFRICANS CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY FOOD 2.3 MILLION HOUSING BACKLOG 9 MILLION UNEMPLOYED CREATE ENTREPRENEURS THAT PRODUCE CREATING JOBS - PRODUCING FOOD - PRODUCING SHELTER PRODUCING TAXES - CIRCULAR ECONOMY BACK TO BASICS moladi GET PEOPLE OUTSIDE THE ECONOMY BACK INTO THE ECONOMY
- 61. WHAT THE MARKETPRODUCES WHAT THE MARKET NEEDS moladi HOUSING
- 62. moladi FIREPROOF STRUCTURES GOAL TO CREATEINNOVATIVE, SUSTAINABLE, EFFECTIVE AND SCALABLE SOLUTIONS TO ADDRESS SOCIAL PROBLEMS ROOM FOR RENT Empower the community to construct for themselves – In ONE day
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- 67. JOBS – FOOD- SHELTER
- 68. COOPERATIVE MANUFACTURE moladi Establish cooperativemanufacturing plants to produce components for the “assembly line” Components produced are bought from local cooperative manufacturers A Microsoft Certificate helps on your resume – but does not give you a job.
- 69. Raw Material Manufacture Wholesale Retail Contractor Home Owner Distributor RawMaterial Cooperative Cooperative Cooperative Home Owner moladi Strategy: Cut supply chain cost Reduce housing cost Reduce Construction cost
- 70. Town Planning Architect Engineer Project Manager Funding Banks Training Cement Reinforcing Windows Doors Plumbing Electrical Paint Roofing Etc. moladi Technology Supplier Contractor Home Owner moladi SupplyChain – Cooperative model Reduce Construction Cost Country Contractor Contractor Contractor Home Owner Home Owner Home Owner Reduce Ownership Cost Professional Manufacturer c o o p e r a t i v e s
- 71. Fourth Industrial revolution Weneed to shape a future that works for all of us by putting people first and empowering them. #empowerPEOPLE EMPOWERING PEOPLE moladi
- 72. moladi MASS PRODUCTION Cycle ofProsperity - The 1920 Product - Model T Henry Ford contributed to the 1920s economic boom 20 % of America’s steel 80% of her rubber 75% of her plate glass 65% of her leather 1 billion gallons of gas 1000s of miles of new roads constructed 81,000 people in one factory South Africa - Backlog 3 million homes : Africa - 4 million houses a year Local resources Unskilled Labour (jobs) Sand Cement Steel - Doors - Windows - Roof Glass Furniture Water Electricity Cycle of Prosperity - The 2018 Product - #modelM
- 73. HOW CAN WEGET PEOPLE OUTSIDE THE ECONOMY BACK INTO THE ECONOMY? moladi President Ramaphosa requires assistance and support to address three crucial issues he is facing. The 9.6 million unemployed, the 3 million housing backlog and the shortage of schools and ablution facilities. We are able to monetize the housing backlog, bringing capital into our fiscus, kick-starting the NDP to capitalise on addressing the need by establish production facilities, entrepreneurs who in turn will create jobs producing components (window and door frames etc.), the homes, schools, classroom, ablutions, etc. We understand the importance of the critical role the private sector can play working in partnership with civic organisation, government departments, Ministries and political leadership. A strategic directive allowing most Ministries to participate in a common goal impacting all provinces. And most importantly, the people on the ground
- 74. You don't haveto see the whole staircase, just take the first step.” ― Martin Luther King Jr. You don't have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.” Martin Luther King Jr. moladi ACTION
- 75. HOW? Establishing Community drivenCooperatives moladi
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- 79. THANKYOU www.moladi.co.za FIGHT HUNGER POVERTY, UNEMPLOYMENTAND CRIME THROUGH HOUSING