Capacity Building Programme for Employment Promotion (CBPEP)

Innovative solutions for employment in South Africa

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RECENT EVENTS

EMPLOYMENT GROWTH IN SOUTH AFRICA: CONSTRAINTS AND OPPORTUNITIES

A thought leadership colloquium
10-11 March 2020

This meeting brought together top decision-makers in government and leading thinkers in academia and NGOs to debate key issues in employment-promoting and growth sectors as well as cross-sectoral interventions to retain and grow employment in South Africa.

Thought leadership: Employment growth in South Africa

March 10, 2020

Top decision-makers in government and leading thinkers in academic and NGOs gathered at a colloquium in March to debate key issues and cross-sectoral interventions to retain and grow employment in South Africa.

New research: The contribution of redistributive land reform to employment creation

June 4, 2020

Professor Ben Cousins joined other authors in a webinar on 4 June to launch and discuss new ground-breaking research on the potential of small-scale farming to promote employment generation.

Basic Package of Support

The basic package of support provides a client-centred approach to youth training, counselling and employment. This project aims to adapt strategies and best practices from around the world, applying them to the South African context.

A holistic approach to youth support

Land reform for employment

Land reform can create jobs in South Africa. But what kind of land reform would create the most jobs and what next steps should the government take? This research answers those questions.

Supporting informed debate on and reform, employment and productivity

ABOUT CBPEP

CBPEP, the EU-funded Capacity Building Programme for Employment Promotion, is assisting the government of South Africa to meet the key national objective of reducing unemployment, by building institutional and organisational capacity for employment promotion.

With a focus on:

Youth transitions from school to work

Support for small- and medium-size enterprises and informal sector employment

Enhancing the responsiveness of further education and skills development programmes to the needs of the labour market

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