
To support people in rural and semi-rural areas to live sustainably and with dignity by promoting climate and environmental justice, land rights, and basic human, constitutional, and labour rights.
To promote agrarian transformation with community partners, ensuring land, food, and climate justice. The goal is to empower vulnerable rural communities, eliminating rights violations and hunger while enhancing tenure security.
Human rights, particularly socio-economic rights, are advanced in line with the Constitution; specifically: people living in South Africa benefit from a comprehensive social protection floor which includes basic income support, adequate nutrition, shelter, safety, health, and mitigates the impacts of climate change.
To ensure enhanced environmental governance in place for energy projects and planning systems, alongside sustainable development practices that strengthen climate change resilience, safeguarding the livelihoods and well-being of communities affected by mining.
To work towards a more democratic, peaceful, economically egalitarian, ecologically sustainable and socially just South Africa where both public and private sector power is accountable to the majority, people’s organisations are vibrant and widespread, societal norms are underpinned by progressive values and principles, and full human dignity has been restored.
Everyone in South Africa has access to quality public health care.