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LIMPOPO PETROLEUM WORKSHOP IeC PRESENTATION MR AR NDOU 16/02/2017 PRESENTATION OUTLINE Introduction Legal mandate Objectives Partners Sustainability Model Roles IeC roll out status INTRODUCTION


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LIMPOPO PETROLEUM WORKSHOP IeC PRESENTATION MR AR NDOU

16/02/2017

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

  • Introduction
  • Legal mandate
  • Objectives
  • Partners
  • Sustainability
  • Model
  • Roles
  • IeC roll out status
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INTRODUCTION

  • IeC is a government programme aimed at

addressing energy access, poverty alleviation, job creation and promote rural enterprise development

  • Government prioritized rural development to

address socio-economic conditions through Comprehensive Rural Development Programme

  • IeC

implementation requires DoE-Oil sector partnership

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INTRODUCTION CONT.

  • IeC is One-stop energy shop that provides

energy solutions to communities

  • Operated and owned by co-operatives
  • Linked to IDP’s of Municipalities
  • Trade on fuel, alternative energy products and
  • ther complimentary businesses
  • 10 IeCs have been implemented and 3 are in

planning stage with

  • ne

ready for

  • perationalization
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LEGISLATIVE MANDATE

  • WHITE

PAPER ON ENERGY POLICY: (increased affordable energy services to disadvantaged communities, stimulate economic development by creating investor friendly climate, and securing energy supply by encouraging diversity of energy supplies and energy carriers).

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WHAT DO WE WANT TO ACHIEVE?

ALLEVIATING ENERGY POVERTY Modern energy for all Improved lifestyle SMME & Local economic development

Access

  • Bundle of

modern energy sources, services & products

  • Energy

information

Developing key partnerships

Complimentary

  • pportunities
  • Retail hub
  • Capacity

development

Developing key partnerships

Complimentary

  • pportunities
  • Retail hub
  • Capacity

development

Education

  • Communities
  • Local

authorities

  • Businesses

Education

  • Communities
  • Local

authorities

  • Businesses

Affordability

  • Reduced cost
  • f acquisition
  • Lower prices

Affordability

  • Reduced cost
  • f acquisition
  • Lower prices

OUTCOMES OBJECTIVES Better energy planning

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  • Oil companies (Shell, Sasol, Engen, Total,

PetroSA, Chevron, Oryx)

  • The oil companies are currently funding the

IeC programme

  • Municipalities (land, access road, water and

electricity)

  • Government

departments (Department

  • f

Small Business, Department

  • f

Rural Development and Land Reform (financial and non-financial support)

  • DoE is currently engaging various branded

marketers and there is positive response PARTNERS

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IeC SUSTAINABILITY

  • The sustainability of the IeC lies on three

issues: selection criteria, good governance and internal control Good governance

  • Efficiency and effectiveness of the board
  • Appointment process of the board and the

manager

  • Managing Conflict of interest
  • MoA between stakeholders
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IeC SUSTAINABILITY CONT Good governance

  • Prevention of internal graft and corruption
  • Compliance
  • Effective communication
  • Transparency

Internal control

  • Safeguarding of assets
  • Accurate and reliable information
  • Reporting standards
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IeC SUSTAINABILITY CONT Selection criteria

  • Recruit skilled people in the co-operative
  • Recruitment criteria
  • Skills in finance, small business management,

community development, energy sector

  • Capable women, youths and people with

disability

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IeC BUSINESS MODEL

  • Co-operative is the preferred govt model to

drive rural economic development programmes

  • Financial management, good governance and

internal controls will be key to drive IeC model

  • Compliance to co-operative act is the key
  • Mainstreaming of gender, youth and people

with disability

  • Effective recruitment of co-op members (skills

& commitment)

  • Business operations managed by the manager

appointed by the stakeholders

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GOOD GOVERNNACE IN THE IeC CO-OPS CONT Ownership and Governance structure

CO-OPERATIVE BOD MANAGER STAFF STAKEHOLDERS

DOE SPONSOR MUNICIPALITY DSBD DRDLR

MOA ELECTED OWNERS

MANAGEMENT COMPANY

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Established IeCs

Moshaweng N/Cape 2007 Mutale Limpopo 2005 Caba Mdeni E/Cape 2005 Ratlou N/West 2008

OR Tambo DM Alfred Nzo DM Vhembe DM Umzinyathi DM

Eshane KZN 2004 Qunu E/Cape 2010 Dithakong N/Cape 2003

Kgalagadi DM Ngaka Modiri Molema DM Kgalakgadi DM

Mbizana E/Cape 2012

Uthungulu DM

Ulundi KZN2012

Thabo Mofutsanyana DM Makwane FS/2013

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IeC FRONT VIEW

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IeC SMME-Catering

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IeC SMME-clothing shop

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IeC SMME-Gas stove

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IeC SMME-Gas cylinders

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CONTACTS

Azwinndini Ndou-012 406 7568/ 082 335 9679 azwinndini.ndou@energy.gov.za