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Session 8: Financing the sustainability transition

  • Year 2017
  • Organisation Kabale University, Kabale, Uganda
  • Author(s) Jennifer Turyatemba Tumushabe
Session 7: Agricultural value chains and sustainability

  • Year 2017
  • Organisation ZIPAR; CCRED
  • Author(s) Francis Ziba; Reena das Nair; Maria Nkhonjera
Session 7: Agricultural value chains and sustainability

  • Year 2017
  • Organisation GreenCape
  • Author(s) Pieter Frederik Janse van Vuuren; Catherine Pineo; Lauren Basson; Usisipho Gogela
  • Countries and Regions South Africa
Session 7: Agricultural value chains and sustainability

  • Year 2017
  • Organisation Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
  • Author(s) Selebogo Leshoro
  • Countries and Regions South Africa
Session 6: Towards a sustainable transport sector 

  • Year 2017
  • Organisation University of Cape Town
  • Author(s) Faaiqa Hartley; Tara Caetano; Reza C Daniels
  • Countries and Regions South Africa
Session 6: Towards a sustainable transport sector 

  • Year 2017
  • Organisation Energy Research Centre, University of Cape Town
  • Author(s) T Caetano; B Merven; F Hartley; F Ahjum
  • Countries and Regions South Africa
Session 5: Carbon-intensive industries and sustainability

  • Year 2017
  • Organisation University Business School, Panjab University, Chandigarh, India
  • Author(s) Pooja Pal
  • Countries and Regions India
Session 5: Carbon-intensive industries and sustainability

  • Year 2017
  • Organisation WWF-SA
  • Author(s) Manisha Gulati; Louise Scholtz
  • Countries and Regions South Africa
Session 3: Manufacturing and sustainable development: International experiences

  • Year 2017
  • Organisation National Planning Commission, Namibia
  • Author(s) Victoria Nambinga
  • Countries and Regions Namibia
Session 3: Manufacturing and sustainable development: International experiences

  • Year 2017
  • Organisation CCRED; ZIPAR
  • Author(s) Teboho Bosiu; Farasai Chinanga; Mwanda Phiri
  • Countries and Regions Zambia
Session 2: Manufacturing and sustainable development: South African experiences

  • Year 2017
  • Organisation GreenCape
  • Author(s) Sarah O’Carrol; Lauren Basson; Jarrod Lyons; Sam Smout; Henry Nuwarinda
  • Countries and Regions South Africa
Session 2: Manufacturing and sustainable development: South African experiences

  • Year 2017
  • Organisation University of Cape Town
  • Author(s) Anthony Black; Stephanie Craig; Paul Dunne
  • Countries and Regions South Africa
Session 1: Renewable energy and inclusive growth

  • Year 2017
  • Organisation Rutgers University, US
  • Author(s) Jacob Park (Rutgers University)
  • Countries and Regions South Africa

Financial Mail - 13 July by Claire Bisseker.

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Business Day - 1 May 2017 by Neva Makgetla (TIPS Senior Economist)

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Business Day - 1 August 2017 by Neva Makgetla (TIPS Senior Economist)

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Letter in Business Day - 3 August 2017: Solution to rural woes

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Business Day - 15 August 2017 by Neva Makgetla (TIPS Senior Economist)

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Business Day - 22 August by Sunita Menon

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African Programme on Rethinking Development Economics (APORDE) APORDE is an annual training programme that brings together academics, policymakers and civil society representatives to investigate economic development options. It aims to build capacity in economics and economic policymaking. The course is run for two weeks and consists of lectures and seminars…

  • Venue Johannesburg
Published in APORDE
Main Bulletin: The Real Economy Bulletin - Second Quarter 2017 In this edition GDP growth: South Africa’s recovery in the second quarter of 2017 continued an emerging pattern of sharp quarterly fluctuations in growth. In this case, expansion was driven principally by agriculture and mining, with only a modest improvement in manufacturing and a decline in construction. On the expenditure side, household consumption underpinned the recovery, with a continued slowdown in government spending and a further fall in investment, especially by the private sector and parastatals. Read more. Employment: As a contrast to growth in GDP, according to the official data, employment in…
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