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Overview of the dti Group
In addition to its internal capacity, the Department of Trade and Industry (the
dti) relies on a group of specialised, regulatory and financial development
agencies and institutions in supporting its economic growth, employment and
equity ideals, and in delivering products and services to the economic citizens
of the country.
Through the collective efforts of the Council of Trade and Industry Institutions
(COTII) group, the dti seeks to achieve the following objectives:
- Increase the contribution of small, medium and micro enterprises
(SMMEs) to the South African economy, via financial, administrative
and other support;
- Ensure the implementation of Broad-Based Black Economic
Empowerment (B-BBEE) across all sectors of the economy;
- Increase the levels of foreign direct investment into the country;
- Expand market access opportunities for the exportation of South
African goods and services; and
- Contribute towards building skills, technology and infrastructure
platforms in the economy, from which enterprises can benefit.
The success of the dti Group in formulating policy, legislation and a regulatory
environment conducive to boosting enterprise development and job creation,
is dependent on the awareness and uptake of its products and services.
the dti Group is categorised into three main clusters, namely:
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