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Reducing demand trumps creating capacity

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Energy efficiency and a reduction in carbon emissions are at the top of most agendas around the globe, and no less so for the IDC.

IDC support making a real difference

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With R90-million provided to South African companies under the IDC's Green Energy Efficiency Fund the results from these projects are being seen.

The green industry’s driving force

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The Industrial Development Corporation has been mandated to support and develop the sector in the same way it backed the mining industry.

Sowing the green economy’s seeds

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The vision of a green economy in South Africa is moving rapidly from fantasy to reality.

Innovation Summit 2012

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The main purpose of the SA Innovation Summit is to create a platform to teach, learn and develop new models for thinking about innovation.

Eskom partners for energy solutions

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Eskom's Dr Steve Lennon explains the company's involvement in the Innovation Summit

Creating South Africa’s competitive edge

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South Africans felt jubilant when the Soccer World Cup showcased our nation. We did it ourselves.

Come down to the lab and see innovation brought to life

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The 2nd Innovation Lab is sponsored by Sasol and will be curated by top South African brand consultants and pioneers in contextual thinking.

Africa’s competitive edge

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Biomimicry is a new science of an ancient practice, inherent to all indigenous African cultures, of learning from and then emulating nature's genius.

Ten innovation principles from the human genome

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The human genome project made the genetic code contained in every human cell publicly available for the first time in 2001.

Find new ideas in newspapers

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Using the concept of reading the papers daily with the objective of finding innovative ideas, a new technique can easily be shown and taught.

Neuroscience explains innovative thinking

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Innovation can be mapped in the brain. You can train your brain to become more effective and thus experience those eureka moments.

Of cars and kids

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At the age of 30, Unathi Bhe-Kanda has made waves in a couple of male-dominated industries, has started her own business and made a success of it.

Women’s Month

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Paying homage to women making a difference.

TUT’s new vice-chancellor takes office

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The Tshwane University of Technology's new vice-chancellor and principal is the first female to be appointed to these positions in the history of TUT.

How women power communities

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An equal society is better than a patriarchy; together, as men and women, we're stronger," says Dr Claudelle von Eck.

The female form’s artistic appeal

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Among the women artists on exhibition at 20th Centuary Masters:the human figure are Valerie Jouve and Cindy Sherman.

Rape services under threat

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Civil society services for rape survivors are being forced to scale back due to funding issues.
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