DURBAN MARINE SUMMIT 24th February 2016

ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION OF THE MARITIME ECONOMY

BUILDING MARINE INDUSTRIES

Industrial development is a critical path to sustainable economic prosperity and success

South Africa’s industrial development agenda is now much clearer as articulated in National Industrial Policy Framework, Industrial Policy Action Plan and aligned to the National Development Plan

Skills and industrialisation – human capital is the main ingredient to all successful projects

Marine industries skills – need to understand the kind of skills required for building capabilities in the various marine industries

INTRODUCTION

• Industrial Development Zones Programme, 1999 - an incentiveprogramme to establish IDZs

• Industrial Development Zone: a type of special economic zoneproviding special provisions to develop industrial growth inparticular geographical areas

• IDZ Programme has performed below expectation

• Policy review process 2006 - to review the challenges experiencedby the IDZ Programme

IPAP broadly outlines South Africa’s industrialisation agenda:

Objectives of SA industrial policy

Package of strategic interventions and projects through whichindustrialisation is being pursued

UNDERSTANDING OUR INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AGENDA

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Diversify the economy: provide strong support for

value added manufacturing

Promote labour-

absorbing industries

Industrialisation model focussed

on inclusive growth

Contribute towards

industrial development in

Africa

Movement towards a

knowledge economy

CORE OBJECTIVES OF IPAP

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Mineral beneficiation

Marine Industries

Capital Equipment Agro-processing

Advanced Manufacturing Technologies

OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDUSTRIALISATION

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Aquaculture

Environment

Transportation Oil and Gas

Services – Ship and Rig Repair and

MaintenanceSecurity

MARINE INDUSTRIES

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East Coast gas and oil exploration

Ship building,

repair

Port developments,

eg PembaSkills

development

Project development Supplies

POSSIBLE FOCUS AREAS

Gas to energy (LNG)

THANK YOU

OIL AND GAS VALUE CHAINS

THANK YOU

SERVICE TIERS – UPSTREAM OIL AND GAS

areer Path Level Specialisationrategicanagement

Chemical Engineer, Geotechnical Engineer,Structural Engineer, Geologist/Geophysicist, MudLogger

enior Management Petroleum Engineer, Drilling Engineer, ReservoirEngineer, Subsea Engineer, Pipeline Engineer,Roustabout

ddle Management Roughneck, Derrickman/woman, Driller, Surveyor,Toolpusher/Rig Manager, Production Operator

upervisory Diver, Trainee Surveyor, Assistant Driller,Packer/Chainsaw Bucker, Faller

ork Group Line Crew Helper, Carpenters, Welders, Electricians,Plumbers, Blaster/Shooter, Observer

KEY SKILLS AND SKILLS CATEGORIES

ustrial rastructure

Education and Training

Logistics Research, development and innovation

Incubation

oductivity pport

Finance and incentives

Human settlements, health facilities and social infrastructure and security

Marketing: Export promotion and development

Investmentfacilitation

INDUSTRIALIZATION ECOSYSTEM

echnical skills (engineering, artisans and technicians) are vital for ost marine value chains

frastructure to deliver technical skills – key ingredient for successful dustrialisation

Universities of technology

Vocational and technical colleges

Specialised institutions

egions wishing to build strong marine capabilities must develop strong co-systems for industrialisation

PROPOSED INTERVENTIONS /1

evelopment and support of clusters

cubator establishment

atchmaking/ facilitation

onducive environments (services, logistics, incentives, financing, olicies)

tegrated value chains (repairs, services, supplies, environment)

roject Development

ollaboration (unique advantages viz others)

PROPOSED INTERVENTIONS /2

l of these ideas are meaningless…

Without a Vision

nd Implementation Framework

ounded in Solid Commitment

riven by necessary Energy

CONCLUSION

THANK YOU

May you be blessed with success after success…