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SIYAPHUMELELA PRESENTATION DOCUMENT COMPILED BY NTOKOZO MOTHA

SCDP BACKGROUND EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Transaction Overview: Siyaphumelela Community Development and Projects (SCDP) it’s a registered entity that started as a non-profit organisation the later converted to a co-operative with the purpose of advancing to various aspects. The highly responsive firm was established in 2010 with the intention of serving the community at large, this entity consist of highly dedicated team, SCDP believes that its focus on professionalism will contribute positively to the government and private sectors. The business currently is operating at Orange Farm Pikitup Garden site.

BUSSINESS MODEL BUSINESS MODEL Nature of the business: Siyaphumelela is currently running the recycling project called “SEPARATION AT SOURCE” that’s been initiated by Pikitup (Joburg’s waste management company). They provide us with recycling resources such as clear plastics and reusable bags that we distribute to the households so they can put recyclables in it, and that makes it very easy for us to come collect it on daily basis. A door to door education for the project has been conducted in Orange Farm, generally by Pikitup. The root economic activity of Siyaphumelela is the collection of cans, plastic, glass bottles and paper, strictly from surrounding areas (communities and industries). Members and non-members do the collection and then bring the recyclable material at our operational site. We also buy readily sorted materials from the community members that does waste collection, each material is priced according to its kilogram, as per price list, we then sell these materials to end users of our choice, such as Collect A Can, Remade recycling, Itsoseng Women’s Projects and Zondi buy buck Center. However, notwithstanding the problems facing Siyaphumelela, the overall benefits to the community are important and these are: Less pollution from waste that is dumped into landfills; More land is available for development; Community awareness about the environment changes as they change their lifestyles to ensure recycling takes place. Less costs to the municipality and ultimately the community with the decreased volumes of waste that is disposed.

SUCCESS STORIES Scdp have received a possitive feedback from funders Funds received from the dept of Social Dev covered operational cost and some machinery including members, stuff of scdp Funds receiced from NYDA bought a bottle crusher and office equipment Funds received from DTI bought a 8 ton truck Scdp is also doing mentorship for the National youth development agency and the National dept of Environmental Affairs

PIKITUP Have played a major role by assisting with non-financial support like trainings for scdp members and stuff. Scdp plans to grow from a small emerging entity to a suistainable waste management company. Our plan plan is to fabricate work jobs erradicate crime and alleviate poverty. We also want to became end user of recycle bring industrialisation to our own communities.

SUCCESS STORIES Founding members

CURRENT STUFF

CLEANING ILLEGAL DUMPING SITES

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