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Project owners, developers, and infrastructure managers can submit their investment-ready projects to be featured at the Western Cape Investment Summit 2025. This provides visibility to global investors and financiers interested in high-growth sectors such as technology, green energy, agriculture, manufacturing, tourism, and public infrastructure.
Project owners, developers, and infrastructure managers can submit their investment-ready projects for consideration and showcase at the Western Cape Investment Summit 2025. This opportunity allows them to present their projects to global investors, financiers, and strategic partners during the summit.
Horses moving into the Controlled Area or between areas within it must be vaccinated by a registered veterinarian no more than 24 months and at least 40 days before movement, with records kept in the animal’s passport.
The Western Cape Government will implement 17 energy programmes over the Medium-Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) using R382.874 million to reduce reliance on Eskom, support businesses, and create green economy jobs. An additional R220 million cubic metres of water will be secured annually by 2030.
R176.945 million has been allocated from the 2025/26 budget for the Asset Reserve to fund upcoming infrastructure projects across the Western Cape.
R205.833 million has been allocated over the MTEF for disaster preparedness and response to safeguard residents, infrastructure, and the economy of the Western Cape.
A programme aimed at accelerating the growth and market entry of exporters in the Western Cape by enhancing their operational and strategic capabilities.
A programme designed to boost exporter readiness and competitiveness in the Western Cape, helping businesses prepare for international markets.
The Provincial Treasury offers internships and bursary programmes aimed at youth development and talent acquisition. These opportunities are designed to build capacity within the Treasury and support young people in gaining professional experience and education funding.
The Provincial Treasury provides targeted professional development opportunities to enhance staff performance and ensure a high-performing team. These initiatives include training, skill-building, and strategies to improve work-life balance.
Organisations providing humanitarian and food relief services in the Western Cape may receive funding to sustain nutritional support programmes at Community Nutrition and Development Centres (CNDCs) and to support operational objectives after disasters.
The Western Cape Department of Social Development has allocated R15 million to improve the safety and security of its staff working at facilities and offices across the province.
