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What We Do?
Innovating Africa’s Future is as an independent entity with clear focus on township and rural economies and positioning itself on the following areas amongst others:
- Yearly infrastructure and built environment engagements with like-minded entities (2023-2030 National Development Plan and United Nations Sustainable Development Goal indicators),
- Township and rural-based economic barometers,
- Independent key performance indicators on all entities involved in the development of township and rural economies,
- Active citizenry initiatives and capacity building,
- Scorecards on all best performing leaders in township and rural economies,
- Research and development and
- Implementation of infrastructure and built environment projects that are independent and non-competitive
Past Events
South Africa’s economy is divided into two halves, the organised and the informal.
The organised economy is in bigger central business districts such as Sandton, Cape Town Waterfront, Tygervalley, Canal Walk etc with high tech security, business structures and responsive local, provincial and national public private partnerships with supported entities such as Wesgro, Cape Town Partnerships, Gauteng Economic Development Agency and many others, who solely focus on central business district economies with very little or no impact on township and rural economies.
The informal economy is in townships and rural villages as there is little or no support or backing from local, provincial, national government and the private sector.
It is through the above background that Innovating Africa’s Future came into being, a non-profit company focussing on public private partnerships that are aimed at township and rural development in South Africa.
Why Innovating Africa's Future?
It boasts of Directors with combined national and international expertise on community upliftment models, training and development, strategic alignment, ethical leadership and accountability.