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APPROVED IDP DOC 2011-16.BA PHALABORWA.pdf

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Male 61 807 47%<br />

Female 69 717 53%<br />

Total 131 524 100%<br />

Source: The Development Partnership, 2008<br />

The table below presents the nature and number of consumer units in the municipal<br />

Table B.10: The nature and number of consumer units<br />

Types of consumer Units Number of Units<br />

Households/stands 32 253<br />

Household density/ha 0.11<br />

Residential units 12 283<br />

Formal residential stands 15 233<br />

Non-residential stands 2 170<br />

Non-residential stands (vacant) 190<br />

Formal consumer units 32 123<br />

Backyard units 262<br />

Total consumer units 32 384<br />

Source: The Development Partnership, 2008<br />

Interpretation and Implications to the developmental mandate of the Municipality<br />

Figures from the 2007 CS indicate a population decrease from the situation in 2001. The population<br />

has decreased by 2.89% (about 3 794 people). This implies a household decrease of 2.9% (i.e. 973<br />

households) based on the 3.9 average per household. However, the 2007 CS presents a 0.78%<br />

increase in the number of households (about 263 new households). Reality on the ground indicates a<br />

significant increase in the number of households. The Municipality renders services to households<br />

and therefore adopts the layman’s view that the number of households has increased significantly<br />

between 2001 and 2007.<br />

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