The South African Green Industries Council (SAGIC) is a non-profit company representing the green industry in South Africa.
SAGIC supports and promotes organisations, institutions, private/public companies and/or any individual who seek involvement, advice or participation in any of the green industry’s activities, objectives and commitments.
SAGIC supports and promotes organisations, institutions, private/public companies and/or any individual who seek involvement, advice or participation in any of the green industry’s activities, objectives and commitments.
We aim to prompt best practice principles and to encourage sound green practices across the green industry. SAGIC facilitates issues of national interest and establishes networking opportunities in the green industry. We pride ourselves in our role of enhancing knowledge, skills and capabilities through various training and educational interventions.
We aim to uphold best practice and to develop good green practices. SAGIC facilitates issues of national interest and establishes networking opportunities in the green industry. We pride ourselves in our role of enhancing knowledge, skills and capabilities through various training and educational interventions.
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LATEST NEWS
Water Wise Watch – January 2021
As the new year begins and we embark on a new chapter of our lives, may we look forward to making new memories. May 2021 restore all that has been lost. May we hold onto our HOPE, but most importantly, may we keep each other safe.
Water Wise Watch – December 2020
2020 has definitely been a year of trying times. The Covid 19 pandemic brought so many unforeseen and unfortunate circumstance; some people lost their loved ones while others lost their source of income.
Status of the Green Industry
SAGIC, as the umbrella body representing several associations in the Green Industry, determined that with the support of the AgriSETA, it would be advantageous to conduct a research project to determine the status of the Green Industry together with the training needs for the Horticulture Sub-Sector Skills Plan, as compiled by the AgriSETA. Click on ‘read more’ below for the completed study.