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Recent internal migration and labour market outcomes: Explor...
Publication year: 2014

This paper explores the current nature of the links among the challenges of rural and urban unemployment and how these possibly lead to new patterns o...

Understanding interactive capabilities for skills developmen...
Publication year: 2014

What we propose in this paper is a framework for analysing existing interaction and interactive capabilities in key sectoral systems of innovation (SS...

Responding to shifting demand for skills: How do we get firm...
Publication year: 2014

This report represents work in progress, that is, a first attempt to synthesise and highlight trends emerging from our research, primarily to inform i...

Higher education, employment and economic growth: Exploring...
Publication year: 2014

The purpose of this report is to interrogate the impact and nature of South Africa's post-apartheid economic growth performance through the lens of hu...

Growth, employment and skills: The new growth path revisited
Publication year: 2014

This report has two broad objectives. Firstly, the report hopes to use the rubric of employment intensity and growth outlined in the NGP (EDD 2011) to...

Astronomy and the Square Kilometre Array
Publication year: 2014

This presentation discusses network alignment, skills supply, challenges and successes in relation to the Astronomy and the Square Kilometre Array pro...

Meeting routine skills needs in the tier 1 automotive compon...
Publication year: 2014

This presentation is on the Automotive Components: Nature of the Case Study. It is focused on: the Eastern Cape; considers the sectoral system of inno...

Skills, competencies and capabilities in the innovation syst...
Publication year: 2013

The overarching purpose of the Labour Market Intelligence Partnership Programme Theme 4 projects is to explore how diverse types of education and trai...

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