It was a real blast as Hillbrow Radio caught up with the over 1000 dancers and participants from the JICP, Moving into Dance Mophatong and the Maharishi Institute as they celebrated International Dance Day on the walkable network in the inner city last month. To read the original press release for this activation, please click […]
The Johannesburg Inner City Partnership (JICP) invites qualified contractors to submit proposals for the removal of Invasive Alien Plants (AIPs) and riparian rehabilitation under the SUNCASA Project in the Upper Jukskei River catchment.
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 JICP invites qualified vendors to submit proposals for the delivery 6400 specified trees, each with a capacity of 50 litres, necessary compost, tree stakes and ties in Alexandra Township, Lombardy East and Johannesburg Inner City
The JICP invites qualified vendors to submit proposals for the delivery and distribution of 10 000 fruit trees and 10 000 indigenous trees to 10 000 households in Alexandra and Lombardy East.
JICP invites qualified service providers to submit proposals for Public Space Activations under the Scaling Urban NbS for Climate Adaptation in Sub-Saharan Africa (SUNCASA) project.
Today Mélanie Joly, Canada’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, came to Alexandra to learn how we’re working with nature to reduce flood risk, empower women, and adapt to climate change.
As a partner of the JICP on SEF, MVP’s initiative, #PartofMore is designed to empower existing NGOs in the Maker’s Valley Community
As part of the JICP’s SEF programme, Urban Space Management increased their capacity with 407 participants in their CIDs.
