SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL ROADS AGENCY LTD Socio Economic Development

AIM OF PROJECTS & PROGRAMMES Enhancing basic services Building capacity Acting as catalysts for growth in areas other than construction Developing SME’s Alleviating Poverty Elevating the status of women

TYPE OF PROJECTS/PROGRAMMES Non toll roads –Routine Maintenance –Replacement and Improvement Agency toll roads –Maintenance –Toll operations Concessions Poverty relief programme

RDP REQUIREMENTS Type A: Plant and Material intensive Type B: Upgrades, rehabilitation etc. PERCENTAGE OF TENDER SUM Type AType B Labour ABE 4% 8% 6% 12% PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL SUPERVISION PDI Supervision20%

RDP REQUIREMENTS: RRM Initial –Main Contractor –30% work by SMME’s Current –Main Contractor - Managed –60% work by ABE’s & SME’s (35% by ABE’s)

JOB CREATION Type of projectNumber of jobsValue R’000 MalesFemalesTotal Non Toll Roads: Routine Maintenance Replacement and Improvement Sub total Agency Toll Roads Maintenance Toll operations Sub total TOTAL

JOB CREATION CONTINUE N3 Concession Locals employed directly by concessionaire 450 Locals employed by subcontractors150 Locals employed by PDE’s200 Total800 ValueR12, 300m

SME DEVELOPMENT Number in joint venture Number of SMMEs/ ABE’s Total contract value R’000 Amount to SMMEs/ ABEs R’000 Contractors ,283130,231 Consultants333864,14619,106

SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES Contracts amounting to R56 million has been awarded to 40 SME’s Total wages amounted to R4million providing jobs to 300 people Routine maintenance are executed by 4 local SME’s

POVERTY RELIEF ProvinceNumber of projects Value of the projects R’000 Salaries paid to historically disadvantaged R’000 Northern Province 2649,37511,213 Eastern Cape 26 roads 6 bridges 55,7005,539 FINANCIAL YEAR 2000 TWO PROVINCES

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER HLABATSHANE RURAL ROAD –15,5 KM –TRAINING OF WOMEN AND SME DEVELOPMENT –R4 MILLION WAS INVESTED IN THE COMMUNITY –113 PEOPLE EMPLOYED, 54 WERE WOMEN –22 SME’S ENTERED THE ECONOMIC MARKET

TRAC – TRANSPORTATION AND CIVIL ENGINEERING TRAC programme is aimed at promoting mathematics, science and technology education in South African secondary schools 86 TRAC PAC distributed around the country at schools in historically disadvantage areas