National Cleaner Production Centre Conferenceon Industrial Efficiency

21 – 22 July 2015, Durban, South Africa

Victor ManavhelaVManavhela@csir.co.za

Development of a National Industrial Symbiosis Program in South AfricaFrom Pilots to National Strategy…

PRESENTATION OUT LINE

Towards a National Industrial Symbiosis Program Key Stakeholders Key Questions Way forward Challenges and Opportunities

Towards a National Programme

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Towards a National Programme

Development of Institutional Framework and Implementation Plan for a National Industrial Symbiosis Programme in South Africa

Industrial Symbiosis Programme Scoping and Roadmap Development for Gauteng Province

Knowledge Transfer and Building IS Capacity in South Africa

Establishment of a Pilot Industrial Symbiosis Programme in KwaZulu Natal Province

Demonstration of Synergistic Implementation of Industrial Symbiosis and Resource Efficiency & Cleaner Production Program (RECP)

Awareness Raising and Knowledge Sharing with other African countries

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Steering Comm Meeting July 2014: Models, Roles & Functions

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National Government Departments The Department of Trade and Industry(the dti) Department of Economic Development (EDD)Department of Environmental Affairs (DEA)Department of Science and Technology (DST) 

Industry RepresentativesNational Business Initiative (NBI)The South African Chamber of Commerce & Industry (SACCI)

Delivery AgenciesNational: National Cleaner Production Centre of South Africa (NCPC-SA)Regional: The GreenCape Sector Development Agency (GreenCape)  

Regional Representatives Gauteng: Department of Economic Development (GDED) & Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (GDARD)KwaZulu-Natal: Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs (EDTEA) & Trade and Investment (TIKZN)Western Cape: Department of Economic Development & Tourism (DED&T) (represented by GreenCape)

 

Key Stakeholders – Steering Committee

• Aug 2014: Working Group identified following key questions:

What are the potential benefits of IS (for businesses and the economy) in SA? (“ROI” for government)Is there currently an enabling environment for this? How do we create an enabling environment for this (policy, incentives)? Is it necessary to develop a separate IS strategy or can existing strategies / policies be used?How do we shape the existing / fledgling programmes to ensure IS is embedded in industry practice?

Key Questions

• Phase one Scoping exercise concluded by external service provider. o Through consultative process with Steering Committee

wider industry stakeholder input

• Phase two: Strategy development

- Leading institution (NCPC-SA ) with various partners and players in the manufacturing sectors

• Phase three: Implementation

WAY FORWARD

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