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Support under the Clothing and Textile Competitiveness Programme
Businesses in the clothing, textiles, leather and footwear sectors can benefit from conditional support measures aimed at strengthening competitiveness and employment in the sector.
With the conditional support measures offered under the Clothing and Textile Competitiveness Programme, the sector now employs 95 000 workers.
Reference
https://www.sanews.gov.za/south-africa/new-ipap-help-government-raise-bar
Amounts
R 45 000 000 000
Eligibility for export-focused interventions in IPAP 2018
Existing national export champions and new black-owned export entrants can benefit from strengthened export efforts under the new IPAP, including targeted support and incentive rollouts.
The plan also outlines a stronger emphasis on a stronger export effort, focusing on existing lead and dynamic national export champions and new, especially black owned entrants.
Incentive offerings for industrial investment
Investors and industrial enterprises can access rolling-out incentive offerings designed to attract more investment into South Africa’s manufacturing and industrial base.
Procurement reform and rolling-out incentive offerings that can help attract more investment will be among some of the cross-cutting focus areas going forward.
Participation in the Black Industrialists Programme
Black-owned enterprises can access a range of new and creative incentive measures designed to support industrial transformation and growth within South Africa's economy.
The plan also outlines a stronger emphasis on a stronger export effort, focusing on existing lead and dynamic national export champions and new, especially black owned entrants. IPAP 2018 also includes new, significant interventions to gear up and respond to the challenges and opportunities posed by the Digital Industrial Revolution. Minister Davies said procurement reform and rolling-out incentive offerings that can help attract more investment will be among some of the cross-cutting focus areas going forward.
