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- 1. SOUTH AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITYPresentation by:Prosenjit RoyRajdeepMazumdarRajiAlamRinkiMusaddiHISTORY OF HUMAN AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENTCALCUTTA BUSINESS SCHOOL 09-11
- 2. INTRODUCTIONEstablished at The SUMMIT OF HEADS OF STATE & GOVERNMENT ON 17TH AUGUST 1992 in Windhoek, Namibia.Chairman of SADC : Mr. Joseph KabilaVISION is one of a common future within the regional community to ensure improvement in : Economic Standard of Living & Quality of Life Facilitation of trade Freedom & Social Justice Peace and security of people
- 3. ABOUT SADC
- 6. FORMATION OF SADCCSADC countries faced several challengesMost of these challenges could not be tackled by individual countriesThe sustainable development was threatened by various factorsThe need of co-operation and integrationSADCC was launched in 1980
- 7. SADCC TO SADCSADCC needed strengtheningStruggle against colonialism in the region ended in 1990In August 1992 `SADCC` transformed into `SADC`Its purpose was to promote deeper economic co-operation and integration
- 8. OBJECTIVES OF SADCAchieve development and economic growthEvolve common political valuesPromote and defend peace and securityPromote productive employment Achieve sustainable utilization of natural resources
- 9. What SADC must Do?Harmonize Political and socio-economic policiesMobilization of required resourcesFree movement of capital and laborPromote the development of human resourcesPromote development, transfer and mastery of technology
- 10. SADC ACTIVITIESAgriculture and Natural Resources Research and Development UnitInfrastructure and ServicesPolitics, Defence and SecuritySocial & Human Development & Special ProgrammesTrade, Industry, Finance and Investment (TIFI)Promoting Wildlife Tourism
- 11. Sector wise
- 12. Youth sectorNGO, CBO, ASO sectorsSectoralapproachInternationalRegionalSouthAfricansocietyWomens & mens sectorsProvincialLocal trial sitecommunityBusiness & labour sectorsPolitical & health sectors
- 14. SADC & WORLD
- 15. SADC & WORLD CHALLENGEPETRO-MINERAL BOOM : AFRICAS RESOURCE CURSENORTHS ECOLOGICAL DEBT TO SADCNEED FOR EQUITABLE ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION
- 16. Regions used up their own oil
- 17. AFRICAS OIL MOSTLY EXPORTED
- 18. Ecological debtDebt accumulated by Northern industrial countries towards third world countries on account of :Resource PlunderingEnvironmental damageFree occupation of environmental space to deposit wasteUnpaid cost of renewable resources that have been exported
- 19. Damages produced by export
- 20. Import of solid or liquid waste
- 21. Disproportionate use of environmental spaceWORLD INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICITY PRICES
- 22. SA CO2 EMISSION
- 24. SADC & India RELATIONI am a South African, I own South Africa
- 25. CII African CommitteeDevelop strategies to enhance economic, industrial & trade relations
- 26. Identifies areas of mutual co-operation
- 27. Highlights issues of concern and evolves suitable policy recommendations
- 28. Frames guidelines & checklists for different forms of industrial co-operation
- 29. Represents industry sectors seeking greater mutual co-operationSADC and IndiaSADC and Trade With India SADC-India Forum
- 30. Agriculture
- 31. Small and Medium Scale Industries
- 32. Pharmaceuticals
- 34. Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA)/ Free Trade Agreement (FTA)
- 35. Indian Premier League season IIINDIAN BUSINESS BSNL Global Expansion regimeTata MotorsIndian Drugs and Medicine IndustryIndian I.T IndustryCoal Mining CompaniesTelecom Operators
- 36. Major Products of Imports from India
- 37. Major Products of Exports from India
- 38. India SADC Co-operationProblem of HIV/AIDS /Epidemic Diseases Prominence of Indian drugs ITEC programmeIndia NEPAD partnershipExport-Import Bank of India (EXIM India)
- 39. SWOT ANALYSISStrengthsAvailability of Huge Resources
- 40. Availability of Rare DiamondsWeaknessUnstable Governments
- 41. Unstructured EconomyOpportunitiesBig Investments Coming up
- 42. Diversification Of IndustriesThreatsExploitation Of Resources
- 43. Ecological DebtConclusionIndian Business Uncharted TerritoryConsolidation of Indo-Africa Economic Co-operationTrade ProtocolSADC Member Countries Challenge ( Economic)Exploitation of Resources Environmental DamagesFree Occupation of Environmental space to deposit waste
- 44. CONCLUDING THOUGHTSIndia should expand its business interest in SADC Countries.More freedom to Indian Industries to merge and enter SADC MarketsPSU should access the SADC Markets