The ISSUE in South Africa
Deputy
President Kgalema Motlanthe
- Address on the occasion of the 16th National Economic Development and Labour
Council Annual Summit, Johannesburg -
NEDLAC
The priorities
of this council are:
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To accelerate annual
introduction of artisans into the economy
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To ensure greater access to
further education and training opportunities
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To support the jobs fund by
developing worker education and on the job training programmes
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To review sector skills
plans.
Mike Schussler
- “South Africa
needs to create 10 million jobs in the next 10 years to become a normal country”
-
Times
Live
Prof.
Peter Karungu of Wits
University
- “South
Africa should be focussing on “Blue Collar” jobs. Trades that would
be required in the future economic development plans for South Africa, such as
Infrastructure and Housing. Training is one of the fundamentals in
preparing these learners and artisans to not only be employed, but to establish
them as ‘Entrepreneurs’ and ‘Job Creators’.
The
OPPORTUNITY
President Jacob Zuma – “The government had failed millions of people who were living
"like pigs" in informal settlements, and efforts to explain to them why this was
so after more than a decade and a half of democracy would be meaningless”
-
IOL.
Minister Tokyo Sexwale -
“Human settlements director-general Thabane
Zulu told the human settlements portfolio committee it would cost about R58
billion for the human settlements department to fix poorly built houses”
-
Times
Live
-
Sowetan
The SOLUTION – “Train
the unemployed to build for the homeless”
·
Transfer of skills -
Creating employment for the bulk (± 80%) who do
not qualify for bursaries to study at universities
·
Product for the Base of the
Pyramid - Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs – FOOD and SHELTER (and WORK) -
BoP
·
Establish autonomous skilled
business entities -
Entrepreneurs
·
Designed to address unemployment, imparting business know how –
Create Job Creators
·
Rural Development – Prevent Urbanisation and Migration –
moladi VILLAGE -
Link
Classroom
Backlog
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Bucket
System Eradication Program |
Affordable
Quality Homes |
moladi
Construction Technology has truly come full circle
1986 – Plastic formwork
designed and patented –
moladi
1991 – Winner of the PRW
Awards
Birmingham UK
-
Link
1997 - Winner of the SABS Design for Development -
South African Bureau of Standards
2006 – Award winner of the
NHBRC
ABSA
Innovative Housing Competition -
Link
2009 - Science and Technologies
Best Man 2009 -
Link
2010
- Employ local unemployed to build classrooms -
Sowetan
2010 - UNDP, Growing Inclusive Markets
Case Study, addressing the Millennium Development
Goals -
United Nations Development Programme
2010 -
moladi Botswana
-
Link
2010 –
moladi
Tanzania
–
Link
2011 –
Exhibit at
Smithsonian's Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, United Nations in New York
- Rockefeller Foundation -
Design for the other 90%
moladi
Construction technologies Process -
Link
We wish to get
South Africa
(Pty) Ltd working
and need your
assistance and cooperation to IMPLEMENT the SOLUTION and
look forward to receive an
invitation to discuss detail and implementation strategy.
TEAM
moladi
Office: +27 41 372 2152
www.moladi.net
Build more faster better for less - creating employment
Keywords -
moladi, low cost housing, Human
settlements, NEDLAC, How to get South Africa working, job creation, creating
employment in South Africa, National Economic Development and Labour Council,
Entrepreneurs, skills, skills development, youth, unemployment crisis
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Updated
-22 February 2012
