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The project makes technical support and capacity building available to small business rural wireless network operators seeking to establish profitable, sustainable business models and maintain rural internet connectivity.
The CSIR makes available early findings from its circular-economy project, including an introductory note and seven short think pieces about social, economic and environmental opportunities and possible responses across identified sectors.
The CSIR offers outreach programmes intended to help realise the potential of bright young minds by nurturing and developing expertise in STEMI fields.
Two lighter, faster, quieter and more energy-efficient rock drills are being showcased as new technology that South African mines could adopt. The drills were tested underground and demonstrated that they could be used in the harsh underground mining environment.
The programme offers financial support to local Gauteng SMEs for installing energy-efficient and renewable-energy technologies. Support is limited, awarded on a first-come-first-served basis, and subject to pre-qualification and technical criteria.
The CSIR is making its commemorative book about the organisation’s first 75 years available online. A print edition is expected to become available soon.
The CSIR’s laboratory can test and verify imported or locally produced products promoted as biodegradable, establishing the conditions and timeframes in which materials biodegrade under aerobic or anaerobic conditions.
The initiative promotes enhanced science diplomacy partnerships and provides a platform to use international partners' expertise and resources to develop and start new cooperation addressing African societal challenges.
The CSIR identifies urgent public-private partnerships as a way to accelerate technology development and improve wastewater management in South Africa.
Gauteng motorists and other members of the public can use the PotholeFixGP app to detect and report potholes, helping roads authorities improve accountability and road network management.
The CSIR provides this programme as part of its efforts to strengthen capabilities, build high-end skills and support transformation.
The CSIR provides this programme as part of its efforts to strengthen capabilities, build high-end skills and support transformation.
