2007 / 2008 Annual Report - Eastern Cape Development Corporation
2007 / 2008 Annual Report - Eastern Cape Development Corporation
2007 / 2008 Annual Report - Eastern Cape Development Corporation
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EASTERN CAPE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION <strong>2007</strong>/08PROGRAMME PERFORMANCEENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENTSERVICES3.2 Enterprise <strong>Development</strong> Services trends in performance from 2006/07 to <strong>2007</strong>/08Output Performance Measure 2005/6(actual)To provide Business<strong>Development</strong>Services (BDS) ina sector-focusedapproachTo providementorshipprogramme on ademand drivenbasisNumber of businessessupported inpriority sectors (# ofinterventions)Impact of support perpriority sector; CIDBrating for constructionTurnover for arts andcraftsIntegrate/Partner withother <strong>Development</strong>Agencies w.r.t. SMME<strong>Development</strong> (No. ofwalk-ins and BusinessReferrals)Business Registrations(CC Registrationsonly(CK1, CK2 & CK3)SMME Training andcapacity buildingsessions/workshopsfocusing on QualityManagement Systems(QMS) & OccupationalHealth & Safety (OHS)Reduction in defaultrate for businessessupported2006/7(actual)<strong>2007</strong>/8(actual)Compound<strong>Annual</strong>GrowthReason for deviation119 169 279 +53 Increase in demand.54 54 62>Grade 5+7 Positive response to 5regional Road shows(Construction Indabas)n/a R441 000 R15 565 -96 DSRAC withdrew support,grossly affecting operations. Acomparison with the previousyear not realistic.n/a N/A 731 n/a New measuren/a n/a 1 907 n/a New measure4 4 13 +80% Partnered with BKCOB,UFH and NMMU in hostingBusiness EXPOs and SMMEConference. Held thematicseminars covering variousaspects such as BEE,Importance of networking,access to finance, etc. 5workshops held for theconstruction sector (1 perregion)4 Enterprise <strong>Development</strong> Services challenges fACED DURING <strong>2007</strong>/08• Lack of accreditation of service providers by their respective SETAs still remains a problem (even when this service isprovided, there are serious delays in the process);• Most businesses are not affiliated to any professional body and this fragmentation affects co-ordination of support;• There is an uneven spread and acute shortage of service providers in the province, particularly in rural areas.44