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Official parliamentary written reply outlining the legal basis, regulatory framework, and constitutional justification for sectoral numerical employment equity targets under South African employment law.
Year: 2025
Country: South Africa
Institution: Ministry of Employment and Labour
Parliamentary Body: National Council of Provinces
Question Number: 1318 [CW1524E]
Questioner: Mr P J Swart (Western Cape: DA)
Legislation Referenced: Employment Equity Amendment Act of 2022
Regulations Referenced: EE Regulations commenced on 15 April 2025
Related Act: Employment Equity Act, 1998 (as amended)
Constitutional Reference: Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, Sections 9 and 23
Subject: Sectoral numerical employment equity targets and constitutionality
Document Type: Parliamentary written reply
Format: Official governmental correspondence
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SECTORAL CREDIT DIVERSIFICATION, BANK PERFORMANCE AND MONITORING EFFECTIVENESS; A CROSS-COUNTRY ANALYSIS OF EAST AFRICAN BANKING INDUSTRIES
Year: 2015
Region / City: East African Community (EAC)
Theme: Banking, Credit Diversification, Bank Performance, Monitoring Effectiveness
Document Type: Research Paper
Organization / Institution: Not specified
Author: Dr. Jonathan Mwau Mulwa
Target Audience: Researchers, Policymakers, Banking Professionals
Period of Action: 2008 - 2015
Approval Date: Not specified
Modification Date: Not specified
The Impact of FDI on Nigeria’s Exports: A Sectoral Analysis
Year: 2018
Country: Nigeria
Subject: Foreign Direct Investment and Export Performance
Type of document: Academic research paper
Journal: Journal of Economic Studies
Authors: Obiora G. Okechukwu; Glauco De Vita; Yun Luo
Affiliation: Centre for Business in Society, Coventry University
Date of acceptance: 9 February 2018
Keywords: FDI; Export; Nigeria
Research method: ARDL cointegration approach
Data scope: Disaggregated sectoral FDI and oil/non-oil export data
Sectors analysed: Primary sector; Manufacturing sector; Service sector
Research focus: Long-run relationship between foreign direct investment and exports in Nigeria
Paper classification: Research paper
Act of Engagement for the Implementation of Sectoral Continual Professional Development Programme Webinars for LSG Employees, 2022
Year: 2022
Project ID / Sector: 1330
Contract Number: 4708/2022/97
Type of document: Framework contract / Act of Engagement
Institution: Council of Europe
Contact point: Vesna Kahrimanović, [email protected], +011/71 555 30
Programme: Human Resources Management in Local Self-Government – Phase 2 (HRM II Programme)
Scope: Development and implementation of up to 22 webinars within Sectoral Continual Professional Development Programme (SCPDP 2022)
Legal framework: Law on Employees in Autonomous Provinces and Local Self-Governments, Law on Salaries in Autonomous Provinces and Local Self-Governments, Law on National Academy for Public Administration
Participants: Employees of Local Self-Governments (LSG) in Serbia
Number of topics: 7 topics across 5 training programme areas
Supporting organisation: National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA)
Period of webinars: February – November 2022
Maximum providers per lot: 3
Mode of engagement: Competitive bidding procedure
Terms of Reference For Individual Consultant for development of a report on "Sectoral and Thematic Assessment For Iraq"
Year: 2023
Region / city: Iraq
Theme: Development assessment, Strategic realignment, Sectoral analysis
Document type: Terms of Reference
Organization / institution: Islamic Development Bank (IsDB)
Author: Not specified
Target audience: Consultants, Development partners, IsDB stakeholders
Duration: 2023-2025
Approval date: Not specified
Date of amendments: Not specified
International trade in goods – November 2025: Czech Republic trade balance and sectoral analysis
Year: 2025
Country: Czech Republic
Month: November
Topic: International trade in goods
Document type: Statistical press release
Institution: Czech Statistical Office
Responsible head: Miluše Kavěnová, Director of International Trade Statistics Department
Contact person: Jana Mazánková, Head of Trade Balance Unit
Data source: Intrastat forms, single administrative documents, VAT return forms
Trade balance: Surplus of CZK 16.2 bn in November 2025
Export value: CZK 403.1 bn (November 2025)
Import value: CZK 386.9 bn (November 2025)
Key sectors affecting balance: Motor vehicles, electrical equipment, other transport equipment, chemicals, fabricated metal products, crude petroleum and natural gas
Change from previous year: Exports fell by 4.6%, imports decreased by 3.6%
Seasonal adjustment: Month-on-month exports +1.8%, imports +5.0%
Methodology notes: Data recalculated from 2020 using updated method; military equipment included in other goods codes from March 2022
Next publication: February 6, 2026
Topics: 1318 CW1524E Sectoral