Geography - Industrial Development Strategies - grade 12

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What was the purpose of creating "homelands" pre-1994?

To restrict Black South Africans to designated areas and limit their movement into "white areas."

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What incentives did the government offer to industries in "homelands" before 1994?

Tax concessions, transport subsidies, and tariff protection to encourage investment in growth points within the "homelands."

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What does RDP stand for, and what was its main goal?

RDP stands for Reconstruction and Development Programme, aiming to improve the standard of living for disadvantaged communities.

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What areas did the RDP focus on to improve living standards?

Housing, essential services, healthcare, education, and job creation.

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What are Spatial Development Initiatives (SDIs)?

Programs designed to develop industries in previously neglected areas.

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What are examples of types of SDI developments?

Industrial Development Zones (IDZs), Agro-tourism, industrial corridors, and sectoral mix projects

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Name two examples of Industrial Development Zones (IDZs) in South Africa.

Coega (Eastern Cape) and Saldanha (West Coast).

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What is the Maputo Development Corridor, and what does it represent?

An SDI corridor linking Maputo to Gauteng, aimed at boosting trade and industrial development.

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What are the primary objectives of SDIs?

Attract investment, create jobs, promote public-private partnerships, and maximize the economic potential of all regions.

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Which government departments are involved in SDIs?

The Department of Trade and Industry and the Department of Transport.

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What does GEAR stand for, and when was it in place?

Growth, Employment, and Redistribution, a policy active between 1996 and 2000.

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What were the main achievements of GEAR?

Boosted economic growth, reduced inflation, and encouraged foreign investment.

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What were the main criticisms of GEAR?

It had limited impact on unemployment and did little to address wealth distribution.

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What does ASGI stand for, and when was it launched?

Accelerated and Shared Growth Initiative, launched in 2006.

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What were the goals of ASGI?

To reduce unemployment by 50% and achieve an economic growth rate of 6% by 2014.