SED123

Drive measurable social impact and earn B-BBEE points with credible, audit-ready SED initiatives that deliver results where it matters most.

Maximise impact, optimise points

SED123 transforms SED from a compliance obligation into a strategic investment in impact and growth.

We combine high-impact social programmes, financial education at scale and scorecard optimisation and compliance to ensure every rand of your spend works harder for your business and the communities you support. Our approach is designed to deliver verified B-BBEE points, measurable social outcomes, and tangible business value, providing you with confidence that your investment doesn’t just meet requirements, but creates real, measurable value.

From strategy to execution, we manage the full lifecycle.

Meaningful and structured SED programmes that deliver significant impact

Customised initiatives built to align your social investment with your Scorecard, your values, and to deliver tangible results.

Scorecard review

We start by assessing your current Scorecard to identify gaps and pinpoint where additional points can be earned most effectively.

Sponsor engagement

We work closely with your team to understand which SED initiatives align best with your organisation’s values, brand ethos, & transformation objectives.

Custom programme design

Using these insights, we design fully customised programmes tailored to your organisation’s priorities.

Budget alignment

Each initiative is structured to match your SED budget precisely, optimising scorecard points and value.

Flexible engagement

Choose a hands-off approach or remain actively involved; the level of engagement is tailored to your preference.

Compliant and audit-ready

Every programme is fully legislatively compliant, with all documentation prepared for verification.

Powering real progress

We design our SED programmes to focus on high-impact areas that unlock meaningful, measurable change. Our approach prioritises initiatives that not only deliver strong B-BBEE outcomes, but also create sustainable social and economic value within communities.

Our core interventions include:

1

Schools Capacitation Initiative

 

We deliver targeted programmes that support under-resourced schools and learners by providing essential materials and resources that enable improved learning environments and educational outcomes. Every intervention is carefully managed to ensure it is targeted, relevant, and designed to maximise learner impact, with each programme tailored to the specific needs of the school and aligned to curriculum goals and learning objectives.

Access to the right educational resources is one of the most powerful enablers of improved academic performance, stronger foundational learning, and long-term opportunity for learners and communities. Our partnerships with leading publishers to supply high-quality educational materials help strengthen teaching outcomes, support critical subjects, and build the foundations for sustainable social and economic progress.

2

Early Childhood Development (ECD) programme

Our ECD initiatives focus on establishing and supporting quality, compliant ECD centres that enhance early learning outcomes, create local employment opportunities, and strengthen community stability. Combining accredited practitioner development, YES integration, nutrition and holistic child support, as well as leadership and governance development, we help ECD centres deliver stronger educational foundations during the most critical years of development.

The result is improved school readiness, empowered educators, job creation, and more resilient communities.

3

Agriculture development programmes

We equip communities with the skills, tools, and market access required to build resilient, productive agricultural ecosystems, including structured offtake opportunities that ensure consistent demand and income stability.

By connecting development with real economic opportunity, our programmes enable sustainable livelihoods, strengthen local food systems, and drive inclusive economic participation.

4

Consumer Education and Financial Education

Improving financial literacy, at any age or income level, is one of the most powerful enablers of economic inclusion, sustainable livelihoods, and long-term economic resilience. Financial education therefore sits at the heart of effective, future-focused SED while also being a key requirement under the Financial Services Sector Code Consumer Education sub-pillar.

Our programmes are designed to meet both FSC and SED Code requirements while delivering meaningful, measurable impact.

We provide targeted interventions that build financial capability and drive behavioural change at scale, including personal financial literacy and wellness programmes.

Meaningful results, effortless execution

SED123 makes it easy for organisations to contribute to proven, high-impact initiatives that satisfy the 1% NPAT requirement for B-BBEE Socio-Economic Development while driving meaningful, measurable social value. We handle every aspect of the process, from project selection and oversight, to full documentation, ensuring your contribution is seamless, fully aligned with verification requirements, and risk-free.

Register for: BEE-A-Leader

Financial Services Sector Code (FSC) Executive Series

BEE a Leader is a three-part executive transformation leadership series for Financial Services institutions operating under the FSC.

Grounded in verified FSCA, FSTC, B-BBEE Commission and national transformation data.

Benchmark → Strategy → Return on Investment (ROI)

Register for: BEE-A-Leader

Financial Services Sector Code (FSC) Executive Series

BEE a Leader is a three-part executive transformation leadership series for Financial Services institutions operating under the FSC.

Benchmark → Strategy → Return on Investment (ROI)

Register for: BEE-A-Leader

Financial Services Sector Code (FSC) Executive Series

BEE a Leader is a three-part executive transformation leadership series for Financial Services institutions operating under the FSC.

Grounded in verified FSCA, FSTC, B-BBEE Commission and national transformation data.

Benchmark → Strategy → Return on Investment (ROI)

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  • Lessons learned from the 2025/2026 EE Reporting Period
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Date: 13 February 2026
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