South Africa seeks Just Transition in automotive industry
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- •South Africa's automotive sector is a key part of its economy and employment.
- •The Just Transition involves moving from traditional vehicle manufacturing to electric and cleaner technologies.
- •Efforts include policies to support workers affected by changes in the industry.
- •The transition aligns with South Africa's commitments to reduce carbon emissions.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸South African government implements strong support programs for automotive workers workers retain jobs and skills adapt to new green technologies, supporting economic stability
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