Author: serverpilot

Mining communities in South Africa are largely rural, historically disadvantaged and vastly under-resourced. But a semi-gration to bigger cities is not necessarily the answer to these socio-economic woes. Eco-systemic interventions, designed to shift the landscape on multiple levels can be the lever towards growing local skills, unlocking local opportunities, and promoting local economies to flourish.

Mining communities in South Africa are largely rural, historically disadvantaged and vastly under-resourced. But a semi-gration to bigger cities is not necessarily the answer to these socio-economic woes. Eco-systemic interventions, designed to shift the landscape on multiple levels can be the lever towards growing local skills, unlocking local opportunities, and promoting local economies to flourish.