The Brazilian Industry System (SISTEMA INDUSTRIA) inspires Dr Richard Maponya Institute
Dr Richard Maponya was inspired by the
Brazilian Industry System (SISTEMA INDUSTRIA) to establish the Dr Richard
Maponya Institute for Skills and Entrepreneurship Development. This was during
his visit to Brazil as a member of the South African Presidential Business
Delegation with President Jacob Zuma in 2010. Specifically, he was touched by
the work of the Brazilian National Service for Industrial Training (SENAI).
The Brazilian National Confederation of
Industry (CNI), www.cni.org.br , is the
official and highest-level organization representing Brazilian industry. Since
its founding in 1938, CNI has defended domestic business and manufacturing
interests, acting as the main interlocutor with the executive, legislative, and
judicial branches of government, as well as with various organizations and
entities in Brazil and around the world. It is comprised of 26 federations of
industry in the states and federal districts.
It directly administers the following
organizations:
- The Brazilian National Service for Industrial Training (SENAI), www.portaldaindustria.com.br/senai/en
- The Brazilian Social Services for the Industry (SESI), www.portaldaindustria.com.br/sesi/en
- An Institute of the Brazilian National Confederation of Industry (IEL), www.portaldaindustria.com.br/iel/en ;
IEL is directly linked to CNI’s Board of Education
and Technology and offers services in the fields of education, technology and
innovation. With 101 units located across the country, IEL implements
innovative solutions that are customized to the needs of each company.
Since its founding, CNI has played a leading role in
Brazilian society, promoting debate and seeking consensus around key national
issues, especially those that impact the performance of the Brazilian industry
and economy.
A key voice in the national stage, CNI, discusses
and puts forth suggestions to develop and improve public policies and laws that
strengthen the productive sector and modernize the country. Furthermore, it
supports initiatives that seek to improve the standing, social status, and
training of workers around the country. To read more about the Brazilian CNI,
click here www.portaldaindustria.com.br/cni/en
Dr Richard Maponya Institute for Skills and
Entrepreneurship Development is interested in learning from the Brazilian
Industry System.
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