Greening South Africa's Industrial Policy

> South Africa, albeit more than other African countries, has contributed a nominal amount to the global stock of GHG emissions. However, it is imperative that it shifts to a green industrialisation path, for two main reasons. First to avert looming risks arising from fundamental geo-political and economic shifts in the global economy. Second, to take advantage of opportunities this shift presents for South Africa’s industrialisation. Greening industrialisation and industrial policy represents an opportunity for South Africa to shift from fossil-fuel intensive stagnation to a higher value-added, labour-absorbing and less carbon-intensive economy.  Last modified on 18 August 2025 Published in Sustainable Growth More in this category: « TIPS Working Paper How can South Africa engage the EU (and other G20 members) on CBAM and advance a 'Just Transition' in Africa during its G20 Presidency and beyond back to top Join our newsletter Stay informed about the latest TIPS news, research and events. SIGN UP Category Search Search Vacancies Training