Provides project context; Information Analysis identifies empowerment On site visit needs Research skills / educational Identifies skills levels levels Provides assessment of local Local supplier databases, on resource capacity (labour, site assessment plant & materials) Identifies potential for use of On site visit locally appropriate technology Assesses extent of supplier supplier databases, on capacity site assessment Identifies potential for BBEEE Local supplier databases, on business development site assessment Identifies potential exit Research future initiatives strategy opportunities Identifies construction tasks & Assess project schedule and Project Analysis activities statement of works Categorises skills Assess project schedule and requirements to complete statement of tasks Alignment with CIDB best Identifies L.I.C opportunities practice Implementation Sets targets for local labour work opportunities, local Ring-fence appropriate EmpIA Targets supplier development & tasks & determine costing training Monitoring & Evaluation Assess achievement of set targets On-site assessment Post-project survey - extent of degree of employment, extent of business development 4.2 Project Identification Project Identification refers to the identification of projects which will meet the Department’s mandate of providing appropriate infrastructure while also serving empowerment objectives. Although the EmpIA practitioner does not identify the appropriate project, it is nonetheless important for the practitioner to assess the following aspects when first encountering the project: The extent of Strategic Alignment with Departmental mandates Will the project provide appropriate infrastructure that promotes sustainable economic development? Will the project generate economic growth and facilitate empowerment and opportunity?
Information Analysis Provides project context; identifies empowerment needs On site visit Identifies skills levels Research skills / educational levels Provides assessment of local resource capacity (labour, plant & materials) Local supplier databases, on site assessment Identifies potential for use of locally appropriate technology On site visit Assesses extent of supplier capacity supplier databases, on site assessment Identifies potential for BBEEE business development Local supplier databases, on site assessment Identifies potential exit strategy opportunities Research future initiatives Project Analysis Identifies construction tasks & activities Assess project schedule and statement of works Categorises skills requirements to complete tasks Assess project schedule and statement of Identifies L.I.C opportunities Alignment with CIDB best practice Implementation EmpIA Targets Sets targets for local labour work opportunities, local supplier development & training Ring-fence appropriate tasks & determine costing Monitoring & Evaluation Assess achievement of set targets On-site assessment Post-project survey - extent of degree of employment, extent of business development 4.2 Project Identification Project Identification refers to the identification of projects which will meet the Department’s mandate of providing appropriate infrastructure while also serving empowerment objectives. Although the EmpIA practitioner does not identify the appropriate project, it is nonetheless important for the practitioner to assess the following aspects when first encountering the project: The extent of Strategic Alignment with Departmental mandates Will the project provide appropriate infrastructure that promotes sustainable economic development? Will the project generate economic growth and facilitate empowerment and opportunity?
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