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CITY OF TSHWANE PROCESSES 2020 – 2021
City of Tshwane Processes | 2020 – 2021
INTRODUCTION
PURPOSE TEDA The below are the processes of development
to be included within the booklet:
BUSINESS FUNDING
• Development Funding Institutions (DFI’s)
This booklet gives investors an insight into the processes Tshwane Economic Development Agency
(TEDA) is a trade and investment municipal
LOCAL PROCESSES – CITY OF
processes
• Development banks processes
and procedures in terms of commercial and industrial entity that is part of the City of Tshwane.
TEDA’s main vision is to be a catalyst for
TSHWANE
• Zoning guidelines and processes
development applications within the 3 spheres of economic growth and development in the
City of Tshwane and to make the city globally • Land alienation guidelines and processes Each category will cover information
government – local, provincial and national. competitive. The primary focus of the TEDA
is to facilitate the inflow of domestic and
• Servitude and road closures regarding:
• Brief summary of the rules governing such
• Building plan guidelines and processes
foreign investments into the identified priority
It is to be utilised to assist the investment promotion and sectors and industries of the City’s economy
• Electricity connection guidelines and
process
• Process involved for applications
• Costs of the typical applications
facilitation as well as the business retention and expansion resulting in growth, competitiveness and
job creation, and highlighting the inherent
• Water connection guidelines and processes • Timeline of the applications
• Waste management guidelines and • Contact point for the applications
activities of the Tshwane Economic Development Agency potential of the City to export local niche
products and services.
processes
(TEDA). PROVINCIAL PROCESSES
However, the business funding category
will focus on information regarding funding
AREAS TO BE • Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) possibilities available to businesses.
DISCUSSED processes
• Roads and bridges access processes
The booklet will consist of brief information of
procedures related to the applications and
approval processes as they relate to industrial
NATIONAL PROCESSES
• Water Use Licence (WULA) processes
and commercial developments within the
local, provincial and national spheres of • Waste Management (Hazardous waste)
government. processes
• Investment Incentives processes
• Export Incentives processes
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ABBREVIATIONS CONTENTS
ADEP – (Aquaculture Development
Enhancement Programme)
EAP – Environment Assessment Practitioner P-AIS – (People-Carrier Automotive Incentive
Scheme) LOCAL PROCESSES 1
EIA – Environmental Impact Assessment Zoning Guidelines and Processes 2
AEL – Atmospheric Emission Licence PE – Private Equity
Application EIR – Environmental Impact Report Land Alienation Guidelines and Processes 5
PP – Public Participation
Servitudes Guidelines and Processes 11
AIS – (Automotive Investment Scheme) EMIA – (Export Marketing & Investment
Assistance) RSP – Registered Planner Road Closure Guidelines and Processes 13
AO – Authorised Official
EMPR – Environmental Management SAVCA – South African Venture Capital Building Plans Guidelines and Processes 17
APSS – (Agro-Processing Support Scheme) Programme
Electricity Connection Guidelines and Processes 19
SDP – Site Development Plan
BAC – Bid Adjudication Committee LUM – Land Use Management Water Connection Guidelines and Processes 23
SEZ – (Special Economic Zone)
BAR – Basic Assessment Report LUMA – Land Use Management
BEC – Bid Evaluation Committee
Administration SPII – (Support Programme Industrial
Innovation)
PROVINCIAL PROCESSES 25
MCEP – (Manufacturing Competitiveness Waste Management Guidelines and Processes 27
BIS – (Black Industrialist Scheme) Enhancement Programme) SPP – (Strategic Partnership Programme)
Environmental Impact Assessment Guidelines and Processes 29
CA – Competent Authority MFMA – Municipal Finance Management Act SSAS – (Sector Specific Assistance Scheme) Roads and Bridges Access Guidelines and Processes 33
CIP – (Critical Infrastructure Programme) MPRDA – Mineral and Petroleum Resources 12I TAI – (Tax Allowance Programme)
CoT – City of Tswhane
Development Act
THRIP – (Technology & Human Resources NATIONAL PROCESSES 35
MPT – Municipal Planning Tribunal Industry Programme) Water Use Authorisation Licence Guidelines and Processes 37
CTCIP – (Clothing & Textile Competitiveness
Improvement Programme) NEMA – National Environmental VC – Venture Capital Hazardous Waste Management Guidelines and Processes 39
Management Act
DBSA –Development Bank South Africa WML – Waste Management Licence
DTIC – Department of Trade, Industry and
NWA – National Water Act Application DEVELOPMENT FUNDING AND BANKS 41
Competition WULA – Water use Licence Application
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ZONING
GUIDELINES AND PROCESSES
RULES GOVERNING PROCESS AND PROCEDURES PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES OF ZONINGS
Land Development Applications within the City of Tshwane are governed by the City of Tshwane Land Use Management SUBMISSION TO APPROVAL
By Law, 2016.
Applicant requests clearances
Land Development Applications will be evaluated according to the: Applicant receives decision –
for service installation –
copies to S.G. and Registrar
• SPLUMA Principles: Section 7 and 42/LUM By-Law Principles; Spatial Justice, Spatial Sustainability, Efficiency, Spatial Application Submitted by applicant in terms guarantees
Resilience, Public interest of Section 16 of the LUM By-Law
• National Development Framework/Provincial Spatial Framework (Section 42.(1)(b)): Reduces urban sprawl, Promotes
Applicant install services
public transport, shorten travel distances, promotes a walkable city, mix of housing types within the neighbourhood,
as per comments/
accelerate economic growth, fight poverty, sustainable communities
Application checked for completeness Ward services schemes PAY Engineering
• Council Policies DEVELOPMENT CHARGES
Reg 14(1)(i) – if Complete Councillors Services agreement –
• Integrated Development Framework (IDP): (Sustainable, provision of basic services, spatial restructuring, densification, Application circulated Council provides
compact urban form) clearance – through
Ward Applicant complies
• Metropolitan Spatial Development Framework: Spatial restructuring, densification, compact urban form Serv Dept. of services
Committee with conditions of
• Regional Spatial Development Framework: Region densification zone, compact urban form, corridor development, installation
Applicant is advised to advertise approval required before
activity streets. Activity corridors, nodal development
application and do Public Participation Engineering rights adopted
Service
COSTS OF APPLICATIONS Departments
Applicant submits documents
Applications fees are from City of Tshwane Land Use Application tariffs 2020/2021: RSP Receives comments
Legal to S.G. and Registrar
• Rezoning in terms of section 16() – R8 830 and objections
Services after compliance
• Township Establishment in terms of Section 16(2) – R12 260 for legal
• Subdivision and Consolidation in terms of Section 16(2)(a)(i) and (i)(ii) – R950 compliance
MPT – AO Com RIGHTS INTO OPERATION – PUBLICATION
Opposed Unopposed
TIMELINES OF APPLICATIONS applications applications
If registration transactions/transfer of erven Legal Services
Timeframes for a typical development application can take anything from 8 to 18 months
confirms to Registrar that registration transactions can take place
depending on the type of application submitted.
Section 52/Section 16(10)
CONDITIONAL APPROVAL IN TERMS OF
CONTACT POINT OF APPLICATIONS SECTION 40 OF SPLUMA AND SECTION 16 OF
BY-LAW – Based on comments from internal Site Development Plan is submitted/processed and approved
Name: Ashok Sudu departments and planning
Department: Land Use Administration and Applications
Contacts: ashoks@tshwane.gov.za | +27 (0)12 358 7933 Building Plan submitted/recommended/approved
Address: 143 Lilian Ngoyi Street, Pretoria Central, Pretoria, 0002
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LAND ALIENATION
GUIDELINES AND PROCESSES
LAND DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION PROCESSES RULES GOVERNING PROCESS AND PROCEDURES
The sale/lease of Council-owned properties is regulated in terms of the MFMA.
Circulation – • In terms of this Act, all decisions regarding the sale/lease of Council-owned properties are taken by the Council. A full
Evaluation sitting of Council must decide whether a property is not required for municipal services and can be leased sold.
Registration/ Section 16 – A5/6 Internal/External Decision Post
and
Scanning confirmation of Engineering making MPT/ Approval • The Bid Adjudication Committee (BAC) of the City of Tshwane (CoT) must approve the terms of all leases or sales.
Consideration
and completeness Departments AO Com/MAT Compliance
by Professional
Inspection LUMA – Officers National/ and Support processes
Planners
Provincial
COSTS OF APPLICATIONS
There are no costs associated with submission of application. The sale/lease of land is only made
Evaluation by available through the tender process within the City of Tshwane.
Supplementary Promulgation/ Site Circulation Registration/
Professional
Applications Proclamation Development and Scanning of
Planner and
and and Plan Technical Building
Committee
Finalisation In operation Submission Evaluations Plans
decision
TIMELINES OF APPLICATIONS
Timeframes for a typical land alienation process can take up to 18 months.
Circulation –
Recommendation Municipality
Internal Technical 7
by the approves Occupation
Engineering Committee Statutory
Building Control Building Certificate
Departments evaluation Inspections
Officer Plans
and Geology
CONTACT POINT OF APPLICATIONS
Name: Verusha Morgan
Department: Group Property Management
Contacts: Tel: +27 (0)12 358 0114/7305 | verusham@tshwane.gov.za
Address: West Wing, Ground Floor RD 25, Tshwane House, 320 Madiba Street, Pretoria, 0001
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PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES OF SALE/LEASE APPLICATIONS
ON MUNICIPAL PROPERTIES
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ADVERTISING TENDER SIGNING OF DEED
THE INTENTION PROCESS/DIRECT OF SALE/LEASE AND
TO SELL/LEASE SALE OR LEASE TRANSFER OF THE
STEP STEP STEP (1 MONTH) (5 MONTHS) PROPERTY (1 MONTHS)
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REPORT CONSULTATION DECISION 1. The intention to sell/lease 1. TENDER PROCESS 1. Deed of sale/lease is drafted
DRAFTING AND WITH DEPARTMENTS MAKING the property is advertised 1.1 Initiator drafts tender specifications and by Legal and Secretariat
MANAGEMENT AND MANAGEMENT COMMITTEES in terms of section 21 of send them to management for review Services and sent back to
APPROVAL (1 MONTH) REVIEW (3 MONTHS) (3 MONTHS) the Municipal Systems Act (DD/D/ED/GH/GSO). Group Property for signature
(Act 32 of 2000). 1.2 Draft tender Specification is loaded on with successful purchaser.
2. If no objections, the the e-Procurement System and awaits 2. Successful Purchaser/lessee
proposed sale moves invite to Bid Specification Committee. signs the deed of sale/lease
to the next step. If 3. The account number
2. BID SPECIFICATION APPROVAL AND ADVERT
objections against the together with a copy of the
(1 MONTH)
sale are received the Deed of Sale/lease is sent
1. Report proposing 1. All stakeholder 1. Report gets reviewed
proposed sale together 3. TENDER ADVERTISED PERIOD (1 M0NTH)
the sale/lease of the departments provide by The Member of to the purchaser/lessee to
with the objections will 4. TENDER DOCUMENTS EVALUATED BY BEC make payment.
property is drafted on comments and report Mayoral Committee
be submitted to Council (1 MONTH)
the C9 system and sent reverts back to author for (MMC: Economic and
for final decision. (In case 5. TENDER ADJUDICATED BY BAC (1 MONTH)
to management for assessment and editing. Spatial Planning).
where the objections
review (Deputy Director/ 2. Deputy Director/Director/ 2. Council approves the 5.1 Bid Adjudication Committee (BAC)
are upheld by Council
Director/Divisional Head Divisional Head and Proposed sale/lease. appoints successful tenderer.
the proposed sale will
and Group Head). Group Head reviews and 5.2 Appointment letter is sent to the
be withdrawn).
submit the report to the successful tenderer by Office of the
Group support officer. City Manager.
6. DIRECT SALE/LEASE
6.1 BAC resolution is received and submitted
to legal for contract drafting.
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The Accounting Officer must
If the Municipality decides to submit all written comments An unsolicited bid must be
consider an unsolicited bid that received after the public prepared in an appropriate
PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES OF UNSOLICITED BIDS complies the decision must be
made public in accordance
process outlined above, manner for the Bid
adjudication committee
including any responses
An unsolicited bid is a market-led proposal put to CoT by the private sector which has not been formally requested by the with Section 21A of the Municipal from the unsolicited bidder to consider.
City. Since the City will, on a cyclical basis, release property assets on a proactive basis for transfer, disposal or the right to Systems Act, together with: to the property asset, to the
use manage or control property assets any application received from private parties for the transfer of or granting of a lease 1. The reasons as to why the bid for National Treasury and the
right for such property asset, will be considered an unsolicited bid. the property asset should not be relevant Provincial Treasury
open to other competitors; for comments.
Unsolicited bids (also referred to herein as unsolicited property asset proposals) may typically be a request by private 2. An explanation of the potential
sector to purchase and/or request the right to use manage or control CoT property assets on an exclusive, non-competitive benefits if the unsolicited bid
basis. Unsolicited property asset proposals may provide a mechanism for governments to leverage the private sector’s were accepted; and
expertise and experience, and harness unique and innovative ideas for the benefit of the community or to further the City’s 3. An invitation to the public or
strategic objectives other interested parties to
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submit their comments within
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thirty (30) days of the notice.
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1 2 3 A Bid adjudication A meeting of the Bid
adjudication committee to
STEP committee considering
an unsolicited bid may consider an unsolicited bid
9 award the bid or make must be open to the public.
An unsolicited property If the accounting officer The Accounting officer must a recommendation to
proposal with all the relevant or accounting authority certify that the reasons the Accounting Officer,
documentation must be sent decides to consider the for not going through the depending on its delegations.
in to the accounting officer unsolicited proposal, he or normal bidding processes When considering the unsolicited
for evaluation. she must confirm in writing are found to be sound. bid for a property asset transaction,
to the address referred to the BAC must take into account:
in paragraph 22.2.1.(a) the 1. Any comments submitted by
decision to consider the the public;
unsolicited proposal. 2. Any written comments and recommendations of the National Treasury or the relevant Provincial Treasury.
3. If any recommendations of the National Treasury or Provincial Treasury are rejected or not followed, the
Accounting Officer must submit to the Auditor General, the relevant Provincial Treasury and the National
Treasury the reasons for rejecting or not following those recommendations; and
4. Such submission must be made within seven (7) days after the decision on the award of the unsolicited bid is
taken, but no contract committing the City of Tshwane to the bid, may be entered into and signed within thirty
(30) days of the submission.
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SERVITUDES
GUIDELINES AND PROCESSES
RULES GOVERNING PROCESS AND PROCEDURES
• Should a person wish to register a servitude over private property i.e. one property over another, that is privately held and
the registration thereof affects the effective sizes of the properties concerned, the consent of the Municipality must be
obtained in terms of Section 28(1) of the City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality: Land Use By-Law.
• Such application must be lodged at the Economic Development and Spatial Planning Department: Development
Compliance and Legislation Section and must be accompanied with a motivation as well as plan indicating the
proposed servitude on the relevant Erf/Erven and the measurements thereof.
COSTS OF APPLICATIONS
There are no costs associated with submission of a servitude application.
TIMELINES OF APPLICATIONS
Timeframes for a servitude application ranges from 6 to 12 months for approval.
CONTACT POINT OF APPLICATIONS
Name: Verusha Morgan
Department: Group Property Management
Contacts: Tel: +27 (0)12 358 0114/7305 | verusham@tshwane.gov.za
Address: West Wing, Ground Floor RD 25, Tshwane House, 320 Madiba Street, Pretoria, 0001
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ROAD CLOSURE
GUIDELINES AND PROCESSES
RULES GOVERNING PROCESS AND PROCEDURES
• Chapter 7 of the Gauteng Rationalisation of Local Government Affairs Act is now the principle means of implementing
security access restrictions and any council procedures for security/road street closures.
• Further more it is also influenced by the Constitution, the Development Facilitation Act, 1995, new planning laws passed by
some of the provinces, and various national pieces of sectoral legislation that have had planning implications.
COSTS OF APPLICATIONS
There are no costs for submitting a security/road street closure application.
TIMELINES OF APPLICATIONS
Timeframes for a restriction of access to public spaces for safety and security reasons application
can take up to 8 months until approval.
CONTACT POINT OF APPLICATIONS
Name: Frank Lambert
Department: Transport Planning Infrastructure Division
Contacts: Tel: +27 (0)12 358 7707 | frankl@tshwane.gov.za
Address: Room A303, Capitol Towers North, 225 Madiba Street, Pretoria, 0001
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PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES OF RESTRICTION OF ACCESS TO
PUBLIC PLACES FOR SAFETY AND SECURITY REASONS
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Within 30 business days from Within 45 business days from The applicant is granted 30
date of Section 45 (2) the date of the Section 45 (2) business days to make any
meeting the Transport meeting the Executive representations if they wish to
Department will provide the Director: makes an interim on the interim decision of the
minutes of the meeting. decision on the application. Executive Director.
The division will inform the
STEP STEP STEP applicant in writing.
1 2 3
The applicant should then Within 14 business Within 90 business days of
submit an application days the division will receipt of the application
to the City of Tshwane inform the applicant the applicant will be called STEP STEP STEP
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(Transport Planning and of any outstanding to a Section 45 (2) meeting.
Infrastructure Division). documentation.
Should any of the parties Once the response from The division issues the
not be satisfied with the final the applicant has been applicant an interim
decision appeals may be considered together with the approval letter which must
lodged with the Office of comments and objections be advertised for 30 business
the City Manager 21 days from the public the Executive days in a local newspaper,
from date of notification of Director makes a final Government Gazette and all
the final decision. decision on the application locations where structures will
which is communicated to be erected.
all concerned parties by the
Transport Department.
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BUILDING PLANS
GUIDELINES AND PROCESSES
RULES GOVERNING PROCESS AND PROCEDURES
• Building Plan Applications are governed in terms of the National Building regulations and Building Standards Act 1977
(Act 103 of 1977).
• It is further also influenced by Tshwane Town planning scheme of 2008, with subsequent revisions and the City of Tshwane
Metropolitan Spatial Development Framework, 2012.
COSTS OF APPLICATIONS
According to the 2020/21 tariffs a new building plan costs R18,20 per metre square subject to a
minimum levy of R726.00 per application.
TIMELINES OF APPLICATIONS
On average applications takes between 2 weeks to 1 month from date of submission to getting
feedback. Actual approval will depend on adequacy of information submitted.
CONTACT POINT OF APPLICATIONS
Name: Tsholofelo Makgwa
Department: City Planning and Development Section: Building Plans and Inspection Management
Contacts: Tel: +27 (0)12 358 7618 | thsolofelomak@tshwane.gov.za
Address: Tshwane Building Control, Isvuno Building, 143 Lilian Ngoyi Street, Pretoria Central,
Pretoria, 0002
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ELECTRICITY CONNECTION
GUIDELINES AND PROCESSES
PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES OF BUILDING PLANS RULES GOVERNING PROCESS AND PROCEDURES
Energy and Electricity Department has units which have been created to support the application and provision of electricity
applications by external clients.
1. Provision of new electricity supply as per customer applications up to 11kV, within the City of Tshwane Area of Supply.
STEP STEP STEP 2. Electricity new connection process is guided and informed by the approved Tariff Document, Conditions of Supply,
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By-Laws, and other applicable regulations.
3. Other applications includes for Meter Placement, Change Overs, Cut-in’s, Capacity Up/Downgrades and removal of
service mains.
4. Management of new Township Development applications and network installations.
SDP submission first (for Applications are submitted From the building 5. Scheme Amendment applications (Rezoning, Subdivision, Second Dwelling and Consolidations) and network
approval of bulk services, to the building control control office, the installation for such applications.
parking ratios and general office at the municipality, application will then be 6. Applications for removal/relocation of the existing electrical network.
design scheme), then where an application circulated to different
actual building application. number is allocated. departments accordingly.
COSTS OF APPLICATIONS
There are no costs for submitting a new electrical connection application within the CoT.
STEP STEP
TIMELINES OF APPLICATIONS
5 4 Timeframes for a new electricity connection takes up to 38 days to obtain final connection
7 Statutory Inspection Building Plan is
and Occupation then approved.
Certificate. CONTACT POINT OF APPLICATIONS
Name: Morgan Mampane
Department: Energy and Electricity Department
Contacts: Tel: +27 (0)12 358 4321 | morganm2@tshwane.gov.za
Address: 156A Rabie St, Die Hoewes, Centurion, 0163
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PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES OF ELECTRICITY CONNECTION ACTION PLAN AND COST OF DOING BUSINESS IN TSHWANE
1 2 3 Getting electricity connection
Activity/ Activity/ Duration Intervention Requirements Status Cost
The submission of an Compilation Acceptance of a quotation
Procedure Procedure description to achieve
electricity application to of a and payment of a
Current Revised the target
the department cost quotation connection by the client
1 Submit an application for 30 (5 days) Online eTshwane The process is at The project cost
electricity connection and obtain Application system finalisation stage, is absorbed by
a connection fee System ready for testing ICT Dept
2 Sourcing material required for 1 5 - - - Depends on
the connection the scope
The process to obtain a new electricity
3 Await completion of the external 68 23 Use of New New Depends
connection involve planning and
connection work by City of external contractors contractors on the
processing of all electricity supply
Tshwane Energy & Electricity contractors appointed appointed scope
applications. The process starts with:
4 Open a customer account with 1 1 - - Customer to open R0.00
the City of Tshwane an account and
alert EED
5 Receive final site inspection 2 2 - - Dependent on R0.00
from the distribution utility and the submission
4 5 6
submit the Certificate of Internal of the COC by
Wiring Compliance the customer
Execution of Where necessary, the customer Get the Certificate of 6 Obtain a final connection 2 2 - - - R0.00
work by has to place a maximum demand Compliance (CoC) for the (Energising of the connection)
the department box and ensure that the internal internal electrical wiring
electrical works is completed Total 104 38
INSPECTIONS OF COMPLETED WORKS AND ARRANGING SWITCHING-ON BY
COT ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR
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WATER CONNECTION
GUIDELINES AND PROCESSES
RULES GOVERNING PROCESS AND PROCEDURES
Water connection is governed by the City of Tshwane Water Supply By-Laws of the City of Tshwane
metropolitan municipality.
COSTS OF APPLICATIONS
Applicable charges may differ for the different categories of customers and users of water supply
services and according to the types and levels of water supply services, the quantity of water supply
services, the infrastructure requirements and the geographic areas.
TIMELINES OF APPLICATIONS
Timeframes for a connection of water within the City takes approximately a week after the
application is received.
CONTACT POINT OF APPLICATIONS
Name: Stephens Notoane
Department: Water and Sanitation Division
Contacts: Tel: +27 (0)12 358 7737 | steven@tshwane.gov.za
Address: Room I-27, Cnr Basden and Rabie Streets Block, Centurion, 0163
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WASTE MANAGEMENT
GUIDELINES AND PROCESSES
PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES OF WATER CONNECTION RULES GOVERNING PROCESS AND PROCEDURES
The City of Tshwane Waste Management By-Laws governs waste management procedures within the CoT.
APPLICATION GETS The following rules apply:
APPROVED AND 1. No medical waste or toxic materials may be put in the container.
ENGINEERS ARE SENT 2. No Container will be placed inside a residential property.
TO INSTALL 3. The contents of the container may not be returned.
SUBMIT APPROVED
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4. Bulk containers can be hired for a period of 10 days, or until full, whichever occurs first.
BUILDING PLANS 5. The container may be lifted at an earlier date if so required.
TO THE FIRE 6. A surcharge of 100% may be charged on containers that cannot be lifted due to waste, parked cars etc.
DEPARTMENT 7. The containers may not be overfilled.
8. Any irregularities with regard to payment or container arrangements will result in prosecution.
9. Two removals per month compulsory for fixed accounts.
Water connection is governed by the City of Tshwane Water Supply By-Laws of the City of Tshwane metropolitan municipality.
SUBMIT
3 1 COSTS OF APPLICATIONS
There is no cost for an application. However, there are tariffs for servicing of bulk waste containers
as per type of service required for your industrial or commercial properties.
APPLICATION
FIRE DEPARTMENT
WITH
CALCULATES
INFORMATION
TO WATER AND
SIZE OF WATER
METER AND
TIMELINES OF APPLICATIONS
SANITATION The skip will be delivered within 5 days and may be kept on premises for 10 days. Fixed account
PROVISIONS FOR
2
DEPARTMENT application can take up to 10 working days, skips remain on premises and must be emptied at
THE CHARGES TO least twice a month (two removals per month compulsory).
EB INCURRED ON
APPLICATION
CONTACT POINT OF APPLICATIONS
Name: Andre van der Horst
Department: Environment and Agriculture Management Bulk Service
Contacts: Tel: +27 (0)12 358 0590 | andrevdh@tshwane.gov.za
Address: Waste Management 1, Von Wielligh Street Pretoria West. Room 37, Pretoria, 0001
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PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES OF WASTE MANAGEMENT
For a once off rental of a skip bin the client will the contact the respective Region and client will be issued with a
reference number.
PROVINCIAL
PROCESSES
STEP 1
Client then pay the amount into Tshwane account with the reference number,
811757/(reference number), and send proof of payment to the contact person they
spoke to. (Bank details attached).
STEP 2
For permanent skips/fixed accounts, client will complete the Bulk and Landfill
application document and email to the contact person (list provided below) from
where it will be forwarded to Finance and a credit application will be done and
account opened for client.
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ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT
GUIDELINES AND PROCESSES
RULES GOVERNING PROCESS AND PROCEDURES
The EIA process is governed by the National Environmental Management Act (Act No 107 of 1998) (NEMA) as amended
which include the EIA Regulations 2014. It also is governed by the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act
(MPRDA) and National Water Act. The Infrastructure Development Act (Act 23 of 2014) enforces time frames of strategic
Integrated Projects.
COSTS OF APPLICATIONS
1. Application for an environmental authorisation which requires a Basic Assessment costs R2 000
2. Application for an environmental authorisation which requires a Scoping and Environmental
Impact Assessment R10 000
3. Amendment of an environmental authorisation on application by the holder of an
environmental authorisation R2 000
TIMELINES OF APPLICATIONS
Timeframes for all the steps in the EIA processes are as follows:
• Basic Assessment: 197 and 50 days for Public participation
• Scoping and EIR: 300 and 50 days for Public participation
CONTACT POINT OF APPLICATIONS
Name: Boniswa Belot
Department: Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (GDARD)
Contacts: Tel: +27 (0)11 240 3377 | bonsiwa.belot@gauteng.gov.za
Address: 36 Eloff Street, Marshalltown, Cnr Main and Eloff Street, Johannesburg, 2000
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Provincial Processes
BASIC ASSESSMENT PROCESS SCOPING AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORTING PROCESS
Proposed process; BAR Process MPRDA application Proposed process; S&EIR Process MPRDA application
accepted accepted
Pre-application (optional)
Pre-application (optional)
WML AEL WUL MPRDA
WML AEL WUL MPRDA Consultation
Application
43 days 44 days
scoping report NOI acknowledged DMR continues to
Consultation
Application + + Closure plan NOI
(10 days) process MPRDA
350 days (substantive)
Processing Public participation including CA (30 days)
EA decision prerequisite for
BAR and EMPR
247 days (substantive)
application
application incorporate PP comments Site inspection BEE proposal
90 days
Public participation including CA (30 days) Site inspection BEE proposal and permission to Mine Healthy and
Scoping report
MPRDA decision
incorporate PP comments and permission Mine Healthy proceed (30 days) Safety
submitted
to proceed and Safety
270 days
43 days accept or Refuse application WULA submitted
Submit BAR, EMPr Notification of
and closure plan OR addition 50 days PP WULA submitted
develop EIR and EMPr
Consultation EIR Follows (100 days) DMR draft
Recommend- NEMA
recommendation
Follows
106 days
EA decision prerequisite for
ation and EMPr WULAC for MWP
Public participation NEMA EIA process
50 days
recommendation BEE MH&S
WULAC for MWP
including CA (30 days) EIA process Notification of addition (110 days)
BEE MH&S
MPRDA decision
incorporate PP comments recommendation Submit EIR and EMPr OR
50 days PP
DMR and DWA meeting:
107 days
BAR and Submit BAR, EMPr DMR and DWA meeting: DMR and DWA recommendations (20 days)
EIR and Consultation EIR
and closure plan
157 days
107 days
EMPr review DMR and DWA recommendations EMPr review
197 days (non-substantive)
and EMPr
30 days
WML AEL decision WUL MPRDA
30 days (non-substantive)
50 days
WML AEL decision WUL MPRDA Decision
Public participation including decision (mining) decision decision
decision decision decision CA (30 days) and incorporate
Decision (mining)
PP comments (20 days) 60 days
157 days
107 days
60 days AEL decision
BAR and AEL decision Submit EIR and EMPr (other)
EMPr review (other)
In the event of substantive S&EIr process
In the event of substantive BA process
EIR and all timeframes extended by 50 days
107 days
Decision all timeframes extended by 50 days EMPr review
Decision
90 days
90 days
90 days
90 days
Environmental EA appeal decision prerequisite Environmental EA appeal decision prerequisite
authorisation for MPRDA decision becoming authorisation for MPRDA decision becoming
appeal finalised effective appeal finalised effective
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ROADS AND BRIDGES ACCESS
GUIDELINES AND PROCESSES
RULES GOVERNING PROCESS AND PROCEDURES
Road and Bridges Access Applications are governed by the Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport Design manual,
Typical drawings, Code of Procedure and the South African Road Classification and Access Management Manual TRH26.
COSTS OF APPLICATIONS
There are no cost involved for an access application.
TIMELINES OF APPLICATIONS
The Department has 60 days to respond/approve and application.
CONTACT POINT OF APPLICATIONS
Name: Kumen Govender
Department: Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport
Contacts: Tel: + 27 (0)11 355 7247 | kumen.govender@gauteng.gov.za
Address: 6th Floor, Sage Life Building, 41 Simmonds Street, Johannesburg, 2107
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PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES OF ROADS AND BRIDGES ACCESS
NATIONAL
PROCESSES
STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3
The applicant (Consulting The applicant then submits the The applicant will be informed in
Engineer) is requested to discuss application to the Director: writing of the granting of principal
the pending application with Transport Engineering of the approval for the access and must
Planning Engineer/Director: Department of Roads and subsequently apply for final approval.
Transport Engineering verbally Transport for formal approval The Information Brochure for Final
and/or in writing. of the access. A reference Approval of Intersections and Accesses
number will be allocated to provides detail for the preparation of
the applicant by means of an a final application for wayleave to
acknowledgement of receipt. construct the access intersection.
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National Processes
WATER USE AUTHORISATION LICENCE
GUIDELINES AND PROCESSES
RULES GOVERNING PROCESS AND PROCEDURES
The National Water Act (NWA) (Act No 36 of 1998) fundamentally reforms the law relating to water resources, recognising that
water is a scarce and unevenly distributed national asset that belongs to the people of South Africa. The NWA provides the
Department of Water Affairs and Forestry (DWAF) with the mandate to protect, use, develop, conserve, manage and control
the country’s water resources in an integrated manner. The NWA therefore provides the legal basis upon which to develop
tools and the means to effect this mandate. One of these tools is the authorisation of water use as defined in Chapter 4 of
the NWA.
If no other entitlement applies, then a person requires a licence in terms of section 40 of the NWA to use water as defined
in Section 21 of the NWA. Licences may be issued by DWAF on application after due consideration of the impact of such
water use.
• Tshwane Municipality falls within the Crocodile West Merico Water Management Area which is managed by our North
West Regional Office.
• The applications are submitted and processed via an online system (E-WULAAS) [http://www.dwa.gov.za/ewulaas/].
• The address of NW Regional office that serves Tshwane where officials responsible for water use authorisation are located.
COSTS OF APPLICATIONS
The application fee for a Water Use Licence is R115.00.
TIMELINES OF APPLICATIONS
During the 2020 State of the Nation Address the president of the Republic of South Africa
mentioned that the WUL Application process would be streamlined from 300 days to 90 days.
CONTACT POINT OF APPLICATIONS
Name: Thato Mjona
Department: Water and Sanitation
Contacts: Tel: + 27 (0)12 392 1499 | mjonat@gauteng.gov.za
Address: 85 Bothongo Plaza, Francis Baard, Pretoria
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HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT
GUIDELINES AND PROCESSES
PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES OF WATER USE AUTHORISATION LICENCE RULES GOVERNING PROCESS AND PROCEDURES
In South Africa waste management is governed by the:
Pre-application • National Environmental Management: Waste Act 2008 (Act 59 of 2008) as amended by the
and compilation • National Environmental Management: Waste Amendment Act (26 of 2014)
Post decision STEP 5: STEP 0: of application • National Environmental Management Laws Amendment Act (25 of 2014) and the proposed Amendment Bill of 2017
admin
4 DAYS 0 DAYS (technical reports + The Minister (Department of Environmental Affairs) is the licensing authority for:
Public Participation) • Hazardous waste activities (including health care risk waste), covering the establishment, operation, cessation or
decommissioning of a facility at which hazardous waste has been or is to be stored, treated or disposed of
• Activities involving both hazardous and general waste at the same facility
• Activities undertaken by a national department, provincial department, statutory bodies
• Activities involving more than one province or crossing international boundaries
• Activities involving international obligations for national government
No one may start, undertake or conduct any of these activities without a waste management licence:
Submit
• Re-use, recycling, recovery, treatment and disposal. Storage. Treatment and Disposal of waste
application
STEP 4: STEP 1:
Decision
11 DAYS 90 DAYS 1 DAY
and
supporting
Based on the size, the volume of waste and the nature of the waste handled, the Environmental Impact Assessment
Regulations, 2014 and Amendments published in 2017 determine that in order to obtain a waste management license a
documents Basic Assessment is required for smaller scale activities that are less likely to have serious environmental impacts and The
Scoping and Environmental Impact Assessment is required for activities that could cause higher levels of pollution, waste and
environmental damage.
COSTS OF APPLICATIONS
There is no prescribed fee in submitting an waste licence application.
Assessment and STEP 3: STEP 2: Accept or reject
TIMELINES OF APPLICATIONS
Recommendation 71 DAYS 3 DAYS application Timeframes for a waste management licence application approval is 60 after all accompanying
studies have been approved.
CONTACT POINT OF APPLICATIONS
• Steps 0 to 3 of the WUA process take place at the Regional Office • Steps 4 to 5 take place at the Head Office. Name: Lucas Mahlangu
Department: Environmental Affairs
Contacts: Tel: + 27 (0)12 399 9791 | lmahlangu@environment.gov.za
Address: Environmental House, 473 Steve Biko and Soutspansberg Road, Arcadia,
Pretoria, 0083
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PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES OF WASTE LICENCE
STAGE STAGE STAGE STAGE STAGE
DEVELOPMENT
1 2 3 4 5 FUNDING AND
PRE-APPLICATION
Before making
CRITERIA FOR
DETERMINING IF
GDARD
APPROVES THE
APPLICATION
FORM IS THEN
DECISION
After a licensing
BANKS
an application: BASIC ASSESSMENT APPLICATION SUBMITTED TO authority has
• The applicant reached a decision
OR SCOPING IS SUBMITTING THE NATIONAL in respect of an
must appoint an
EAP in terms of EIA
TO BE APPLIED TO TO THE EIA AUTHORITY application for a
regulations. APPLICATIONS BY REGULATIONS Where the national waste management
• The EAP must THE EAP department is the licence, it must
licensing authority, within 20 days –
comply with general 1. Basic assessment must be
all applications notify the applicant
requirements applied to an application
forms must be of the decision and
as given in EIA if the authorisation
accompanied give written reasons
regulations. applied for is in respect
by four copies of for the decision.
of an activity listed in
reports and other
Category A in schedule 1
documents required
of the NEMWA (59 of 2008).
in terms of the
2. Scoping and EIA must be
EIA Regulations.
applied to an application
if the authorisation
applied for is in respect
of an activity listed in
Category B in schedule 1
of the NEMWA (59 of 2008).
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Development
Funding and
Banks
Development
Funding and
Banks
Development Description Industries of focus Processes Timeline of Contact Development Description Industries of focus Processes Timeline of Contact
Funding applications Funding applications
Institutions Institutions
IDC The IDC (Industrial IDC supports industrial capacity Submit a written request IDC ideally prefer +27 (0)860 693 8888/ NEF The National The NEF's role is to support B-BBEE The application can be NEF's process period +27 (0)861 843 633/
Development development by proactively for funding with a funding to restrict the +27 (0)11 269 3000 Empowerment Fund (Broad Base Black Economic submitted online or by is 3 to 4 months +27 (0)11 385 8000
Corporation) is a national identifying and funding high- letter, and then submit application approval callcentre@ (the NEF) is a driver Empowerment). The work of the hand. The process involves on receipt of applications@
development finance impact projects, leading the the application to the IDC process to between idc.co.za and thought-leader NEF, therefore, straddles and submitting the completed the application up to nefcorp.co.za
institution set up to creation of viable new industries, along with a business plan. three and five in promoting and complements other Development application forms along disbursement stage.
promote economic and using diverse industry The minimum requirements months. However, www.idc.co.za facilitating black Finance Institutions (DFIs) by with a business plan. info@
growth and industrial expertise to drive growth in are listed on the website. due to different economic participation allowing the organisations to The next step will be the nefcorp.co.za
development. Owned priority sectors. requirements by providing financial work in close collaboration in the screening process of the
by the South African The IDC funds start-up and existing for different and non-financial support promotion of B-BBEE. With them, applicant by NEF. Then
government under the businesses up to a maximum of applications, this may to black-owned and the NEF can enhance other DFIs followed by the submission
supervision of the DTI. R1 billion, and also considers debt not be the case for managed businesses, and and their mandates by sharing to the Investment
of R1 million. each application. by promoting a culture of its specialist sector expertise and Committee. After the
After submitting your savings and investment knowledge of B-BBEE. investment committee
Priority Sectors: Agro- application, you among black people. a due diligence process
Processing & Agriculture, Entrepreneurship Finance,
will be more than The NEF is a catalyst Procurement Funding and will be carried out on the
Chemical & Pharmaceuticals, welcome to enquire for Broad-Based Black applicant. A final report will
Basic & Speciality Chemicals, Franchise Funding is limited
on the process. Economic Empowerment to R10m maximum. Umnotho be submitted thereafter.
Clothing& Textiles, Heavy & (B-BBEE) in South Africa. The legal process and
Light Manufacturing, Media & Fund has funding up to R200m,
They promote, enable, The Rural and Community procedures will follow.
Audio Visuals, Machinery & implement and develop After the Legal process the
Equipment, New Industries, Development Fund is up to R50m.
innovative investment The funding ranges from R2m to disbursement of funds will
Tourism, Automotive & and transformation be done.
Transport Equipment, Industrial R75m for other funds. Sectors: All
solutions to advance sectors including Agro-processing,
Infrastructure and Basic Metals sustainable black
& Mining Funding is up to a Mining, Energy, Engineering, Food
economic participation in & Beverages, Financial Services,
maximum of R1bn with the the economy.
following funding instruments Textile, Retail, Motor Industry,
applicable – Debt, Equity, Quasi- Tourism and Entertainment,
equity, Guarantees, Trade Finance Transport, Media and Others.
and Venture Capital.
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Development
Funding and
Banks
Development
Funding and
Banks
Development Description Industries of focus Processes Timeline of Contact Development Description Industries of focus Processes Timeline of Contact
Funding applications Funding applications
Institutions Institutions
SEFA The Small Enterprise SEFA’s core function is to foster Applying through Bridging loans and +27 (0)12 748 9600 SEFA/DSBD SEFA administers the Industry of focus is Bakeries and Applicable to – Owner- Bridging loans and 0860 663 7867
Finance Agency (SOC) the establishment, development the website by revolving credit info@mybindu.org.za following two funds Confectioneries sector – Owner- managed micro, informal revolving credit info@dsbd.gov.za
Limited (SEFA) provides and growth of SMMEs and Co- downloading forms. facilities are quicker on behalf of the managed micro, informal (home- (home-based) and facilities are quicker
financial products and operatives, and to contribute to process and www.sefa.org.za DSBD (Department based) and cooperative bakeries cooperative bakeries to process and www.dsbd.gov.za
services to qualifying towards poverty alleviation, job do not require a of Small Business and and confectioneries and confectioneries. do not require a
SMMEs and Co-operatives, creation and economic growth. business plan but Development): Funding Amounts: Maximum Application process: business plan but
as defined in the National Our task is to provide SMMEs a valid contract. 1. Bakeries And of R20, 000 working capital for Register on https://smmesa. a valid contract.
Small Business Act of and Co-operatives throughout Term facilities take Confectioneries Business bakeries which is inclusive of gov.za and, complete Term facilities take
1996 and amended in South Africa with simple access longer than bridging Support Scheme. This revolving credit facility, Maximum an online application longer than bridging
2004, through a hybrid to finance in an efficient and loans and require is funded through the of R10, 000 working capital for form for Bakeries and loans and require
of wholesale and direct sustainable manner. a comprehensive Township Entrepreneurship confectioneries which is inclusive Confectioneries Support, a comprehensive
lending channels within Loans range between R50,000 business plan to Fund for small-scale, of revolving credit facility. complete all the mandatory business plan to
the following sectors. and R5m. Funding instruments be submitted. micro, informal and fields, upload the required be submitted.
consist of – Asset Finance, Bridging To speed up the cooperative enterprises supporting documents, and To speed up the
Loan, Revolving Loan, Term Loan. turnaround times, based in townships and submit your application turnaround times,
you must submit villages. The aim is to online. Applying businesses you must submit
Sectors: Services (retail, wholesale all the required must have a turnover not all the required
and tourism), Manufacturing facilitate stepped-up
documentation as access to market and to exceeding R500, 000 per documentation as
(including agro-processing), per the application annum and operating from per the application
Agriculture, Construction, scale-up opportunities for
checklist. It can take business growth, and to a township or village. checklist. It can take
Mining and Grenn Industries. between 2 weeks between 2 weeks
These sectors are not funded facilitate improved access
and 3 months to credit. and 3 months
(ammunition, tobacco & depending on the depending on the
alcohol products, gambling & application type. 2. Clothing, Textile and The industry focus is the Clothing, The process is as follows: application type.
sex trade, non-profit & Leather Support Scheme. Textile and Leather sector. The Register on https://smmesa.
political organisations, and Funded through the amounts are a maximum of R10 gov.za, complete an
property development). Township Entrepreneurship 000 working capital to cover online application form
Fund for township and the cost of production inputs for Clothing, Textile and
village-based enterprises. through a SEFA-backed revolving Leather Support, complete
The objectives are: to credit facility. all the mandatory fields,
facilitate the participation upload the required
of small enterprises supporting documents,
in the rebuilding and submit the application
reshaping of the clothing online. Applying businesses
and textile sector, and to must be operating in a
support small enterprises township or village, and
within the sector to seize have 100% South African
opportunities availed by ownership.
the Covid-19 pandemic
by participating in the
Personal Protective
Equipment (PPE) value
chains during the
pandemic and beyond.
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Development
Funding and
Banks
Development
Funding and
Banks
Development Description Industries of focus Processes Timeline of Contact Development Description Industries of focus Processes Timeline of Contact
Funding applications Funding applications
Institutions Institutions
DBSA Established in 1983, The DBSA seeks to play a pivotal All interested applicants The timelines Nadya Walduck SAVCA Private Funding money: Provides access to funding Approaching member It varies from various +27 (0)11 268 0041
the (Development Bank role in delivering developmental should complete the depends on the +27 (0)11 313 3329 (Southern African through its member companies through their institutions. It can be info@savca.co.za
of Southern Africa) infrastructure in South Africa and online application form nature of the Venture Capital companies. The members are website to set up meetings. anything between
DBSA's primary purpose the rest of the African continent. and provide the required application. Mildred Mwasa Association) SAVCA is PE and VC companies that 2 weeks to 6 months.
is to promote economic To advance the development documentation. Include +27 (0)11 313 3464 a membership based provide investments.
development and growth, impact in the region by expanding all relevant forms and body of independent
improve the quality of lives access to development finance documentation as coverage@dbsa.org private equity and venture
of people and promote and effectively integrating requested per online capital institutions.
regional integration and implementing sustainable application form.
through infrastructure development solutions. Commercial There are five major There are five commercial banks Approaching the The application Visit the banks
finance and development. Banks commercial banks in in South Africa. Absa, Capitec, banks business banking timeline differs websites for contact
The funds with their sector South Africa. Lately here FNB, Nedbank and Standard departments to kick start from bank to bank, information.
focus are: Climate Finance are also digital banks with Bank. There are also digital banks the application process. and on the type
Facility (CFF) – focus on Climate plans to accommodate with business offerings. The digital of application
Infrastructure projects. DBSA business transactions. banks are Tyme Bank, Discovery being done.
Project Preparation Fund – focus bank and Bank Zero.
on Transport, Energy, ICT, Water
and Sanitation. Infrastructure
Investment Programme for
South Africa (IIPSA) – Infrastructure
projects in South Africa and trans-
border infrastructure projects
in the SADC. SADC Project
Preparation & Development
Facility (PPDF) – regional
integration projects in Transport,
Energy, ICT, Water & Sanitation
and Tourism. Green Fund – Low
carbon and green initiative
projects. SADC water fund – Water
infrastructure and basic sanitation
infrastructure projects.
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INCENTIVES
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Incentives
Incentives
Incentives Incentives Descriptions Contact Incentives Incentives Descriptions Contact
clusters department clusters department
Investment Benefits of project funding for Eligible Investment Benefits of project funding for Eligible
incentives emerging exporters enterprises incentives emerging exporters enterprises
schemes schemes
Broadening BIS (Black The objective is aimed at promoting industrialisation, Black owned entities. Applications: Competitive EMIA (Export EMIA develops export markets for South African South African manufacturers and export Enquiries:
Participation Industrialist sustainable economic growth and transformation biapplications@ Investment Marketing & products and services, and recruits new foreign trading houses representing SMMEs Allison Christian,
and Industrial Scheme) through the support of black-owned entities in the thedti.gov.za Incentives Investment direct investment into the country. EMIA provides including historically disadvantages +27 (0)12 394 1028
Innovation manufacturing sector and related services linked Assistance) marketing assistance to develop new and grow individuals. The list also includes achristian@
to the manufacturing value chain. It offers a cost- Enquiries: existing export markets, as well as the identification South African export councils and thedtic.gov.za
sharing grant of between 30% – 50% of up to R50m Donald Mabusela, of new markets through market research. industry associations.
amounts to qualifying entities. +27 (0)12 394 1716 Corne du Plessis,
dmabusela +27 (0)12 394 1020
thedtic.gov.za cduplessis@
thedtic.gov.za
THRIP The objective of the programme is to increase the South African registered entities and Applications:
(Technology & number of people with the appropriate skills in the entities must be in partnership with Reshni Singh, SSAS (Sector The SSAS is a reimbursable cost-sharing incentive Export councils established through Enquiries:
Human the development and management of applied a South African research institution. The +27 (0)12 394 1040 Specific scheme whereby financial support is granted to application to the DTI. Industry Khutjo Bambo,
Resources research-based technology for industry. THRIP is a partnership must be valid during the entire rsingh@ Assistance organisations supporting the development of Associations, Joint Action Groups (JAGS), +27 (0)12 394 1773
Industry cost-sharing grant of up to R8m for a period of three research project. The project must include thedti.gov.za Scheme) industry sectors and those contributing to the growth Provincial investment and economic kbambo@
Programme) years for approved projects engaged in applied at least one South African registered student of South African exports. Organisations supported development agencies, Business thedti.gov.za
research and development in science, engineering at fourth year level of higher education. Joe Sekhobela, under SSAS include Export Councils, Joint Action chambers, Small Enterprise Development
and technology. +27 (0)12 394 1593 Groups, Industry Associations and those involved Agency (SEDA), local municipalities and James Koko,
jsekhobela in the development of emerging exporters. The metropolitan councils. +27 (0)12 394 1037
thedti.gov.za main purpose being to develop an industry sector jkoko@
as a whole and develop new export markets. thedti.gov.za
Enquiries:
Maximum allocation per project is R1.5 million for
thripapplications@
emerging exporters.
thedti.gov.za
MCEP The MCEP is designed to make existing South African The working capital loan is not for start-ups, Enquiries:
SPII (Support SPII is designed to promote technology development South African registered entities qualify for Applications:
(Manufacturing manufacturing companies more competitive. while qualifying start-ups can apply for the Puleng Botlhole,
Programme in South Africa’s industry, through the provision a maximum grant of R2m. If the applicant Mahlatsi Ndlovu,
Competitiveness The programme provides working capital loans to plant and equipment loan. The company +27 (0)12 394 1207
Industrial of financial assistance for the development of has less than 25% black economic +27 (0)12 394 1255
Enhancement qualifying companies. Plant and equipment loans should be at B-BBEE level 4 to qualify for the pbotlhole@
Innovation) innovative products and/or processes. SPII is focused empowerment (BEE) ownership, 50% spiiapplications@
Programme) are also provided to manufacturing companies that working capital loan, while only companies thedti.gov.za
specifically on the development phase, which of qualifying costs are incurred by the thedti.gov.za
are owned by Black Industrialists. Both the Working qualifying as Black Industrialist qualify for
begins at the conclusion of basic research and ends scheme. If the applicant has 25% to 50% Magdeline Twala,
Enquiries: Capital and Plant and Equipment loans are priced the plant and equipment loan.
at the point when a preproduction prototype has BEE ownership, 75% of qualifying costs are +27 (0)12 394 1089
Moshiane Maseko, at a preferential rate fixed at 4% per annum. The
been produced. Provides financial assistance to incurred, and if BEE ownership is above mtwala@
+27 (0)12 394 1811 loan is capped at R50m for both the working capital
small and micro enterprises and individuals in the 50%, 85% of qualifying costs are incurred by thedti.gov.za
spiienquiries@ and the plant & equipment loans depending on the
form of a non-repayable grant, and pays for costs in the scheme.
thedti.gov.za, qualifying criteria. The programme is administered
the pre-competitive development phase.
by the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC).
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