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Entrepreneurs - Back to Basics | moladi

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Entrepreneurs - Back to Basics | moladi Entrepreneurs - Back to Basics - moladi Entrepreneurs - Back to Basics On the side of the road - An entrepreneur - His factory - His job - His product - His income - His food.   South Africa, Africa and the World needs entrepreneurs to "produce" their own income. moladi invented a "TOOL" to develop entrepreneurs - A factory - To create jobs - To produce houses - To earn income - To buy food. Jobs for the unemployed  Food for the hungry Shelter for the homeless Back to Basics - Maslow's hierarchy of basic needs - Jobs Food Shelter The Future of Construction - Link How to build a Community in a month - Link Inventor of moladi plastic formwork - Hennie Botes - Link www.moladi.co.za   Keywords: - moladi,  entrepreneurship,  Entrepreneurs, Back to Basics,  jobs, food, shelter, South Africa, Africa, Maslow, Hennie Botes, housing, construction, Builder of the future, builder, contractor # socinn ...

Miriam Altman - National Planning Commission

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Miriam Altman | National Planning Commission Miriam Altman Dr Miriam Altman Miriam Altman - "Strategist, thought leader, change catalyst aimed at high impact solutions to solve development challenges "   As commissioner for the National Planning commission the above statement reads quite impressive but as the Chinese proverb goes: Talk does not cook rice.  National Planning Commission "The Commission consists of respected thinkers in South Africa and is expected to bring about fresh ideas and insight into the long- term plan to advance growth and development in South Africa."   We find it totally unacceptable that, as a Commissioner, you do not have the courtesy to reply to mail sent as far back as 2012 - Ignoring our recent post on LinkedIn and Twitter .  Road to WEF Africa - Pursuing Inclusive Growth in South Africa - World Economic Forum - Durban - South Africa #WEF2017 This is not what one would expect from a commissioner " exp...

Jobs Food Through Shelter

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Jobs Food through Shelter - moladi building system moladi Jobs Food Through Shelter moladi Jobs Food Through Shelter In total the BoP represents a $ 5 trillion market according to the World Bank Group - Housing $508 billion moladi Jobs Producing Food and Shelter - Basic Needs Keywords - moladi, jobs, food, shelter, unemployment, skills, development, Millennium Development Goals, UNDP, mass production of houses, solution thinking, plastic formwork, housing, affordable housing, low-income housing, low cost housing, development, economy, building, construction, Entrepreneurs, BOP, BOP Housing, #ifc #moladi

Designed for social impact | moladi creates Jobs Food Shelter

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Designed for social impact | moladi creates Jobs Food Shelter Designed for social impact - moladi Invention Creates  Jobs for the unemployed - Food for the hungry - Shelter for the homeless   moladi is primarily a manufacturer of a lightweight modular re-useable machine made formwork system. Designed to allow structures to be cast stronger faster for less. The principal focus is on the delivery of the “whole house” creating employment for the local community and thereby creating income for food providing shelter for the homeless.  moladi-Jobs for the unemployed - Food for the hungry - Shelter for the homeless  For more information on moladi Designed for social impact - Jobs for the unemployed - Food for the hungry - Shelter for the homeless Visit  www.moladi.com    Designed to create - moladi   Keywords - moladi, low cost housing, Designed for social impact , designed to create, moladi Invention Creates, Invention, crea...

Solution Thinking

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Solution Thinking  moladi Solution Thinking The status quo is not working for billions of poor or vulnerable people around the world. The world today is grappling with enormous social, economic, and environmental challenges. Organizations across sectors - public, non-profit, multilateral, and private - are working to address issues ranging from poverty and malnutrition to social inequality and climate change. Yet social problems remain on a massive scale, particularly for the four billion around the world with incomes well below the Western poverty line.   The challenges facing poor or vulnerable populations require innovative, sustainable, and large-scale solutions.   Companies create shared value in three ways: By reconceiving products and markets, or improving access to products and services that meet pressing societal needs and thereby create new market and revenue opportunities By enhancing productivity in the value chain, or improving company operations to enhance quali...

Housing - Calling entrepreneurs

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Housing - Calling entrepreneurs Housing - Calling entrepreneurs What if we told you the solution to the 25% national unemployment statistic (36% youth unemployment) and the million-plus housing backlog was already in our back yard? And what if we told you jobless, unskilled South Africans could become entrepreneurs in the house building sector and be able to build homes in their communities at a fraction of the cost and in less than a week? What would you say if we told you there is a company that is not only prepared to certify you, but to empower you too and give you a market, technology and the opportunity to grow personally and professionally?  Affordable Housing - Calling Entrepreneurs “I cast a house in a mould, not a brick in a mould,” he says on the phone from his Port Elizabeth-based office. “I can plan where the windows will be, the trusses and the cast eliminates trades that come with brick construction.” The Moladi construction system is as much about filling the basic n...

Dr Wilmot James - Why Wilmot James of the DA will not get my vote

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Dr Wilmot James - Why Wilmot James of the DA will not get my vote   Dr Wilmot James It is my personal opinion that Wilmot James does not have what it takes to be in leadership as he lacks fundamental qualities: My interaction with Wilmot James proved to me that he is a two- faced, volatile and an egotistical individual. Dr James did not respond to the numerous emails sent, which indicates and portrays his arrogance. Secondly, does he really care about the unemployed in our country? Tonight on TV (27 April), in order to win votes, he says that job creation is his priority. Hahahaha…. No Dr Wilmot James, I have seen right through your façade and do not believe that you are a sincere person, never mind a leader and you do not have the unemployed of South Africa at heart. Reminds me of William Shakespeare’s quote “Talkers are no good doers” ­­­­­--------------------------------------------------------------- The information below was sent to Mrs Helen Zille on the 18...