Along the once-neglected banks of the Jukskei River, a powerful new collaboration is finding innovative nature-based solutions. Through the SUNCASA Litter Traps and Art Project, the Alexandra community is transforming solid waste into river cleaning installations and public art to reduce flooding, improve biodiversity, and ignite climate action from the ground up.
The Johannesburg Inner City Partnership is recruiting for an Operations Manager, reporting to the CEO.
The Walkable Network is an initiative of the Johannesburg Inner City Partnership (JICP), aimed at improving walkability along streets and in other public places through pedestrianisation, public art, street furniture, lighting, landscaping, signs, safety and cleanliness interventions through partnerships with public, private and civil society stakeholders from the property, design, security, waste management, academic and food production sectors.
WozaWork is an Inner City regeneration programme by the JICP, set to employ up to 3000 participants to do cleaning, maintenance and assist law enforcement.
Each month, partners present on the work they are doing as part of the JICP’s SEF project. The Lit District is a collective project that aims to showcase the district’s culture. Centred around the city’s main library, the area is home to an abundance of booksellers, places of interest and historic landmarks. The SEF Programme […]
It is with sadness that we have to close out the WozaWork Programme at the end of November 24th, as the funding has run out.
The JICP is recruiting a Programme Administrator
On Friday 4 August, Anglo American donated 45 Main Street to The Maharishi Invincibility Institute.
RISE Africa brings together thinkers, doers and enablers from across the continent and the world to inspire action for sustainable cities.
Transnet has issued a Request for Information (RFI) regarding the redevelopment of the Carlton Centre in Johannesburg.
