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42 “by 2013 we should have completed at least 10 000 urban and rural houses meeting the quality standards and norms, with the support of the Department and the capacity to implement a complete programme.” 6.2 Objectives and Strategies Priority Housing Issues Objectives Strategies Infrastructure To ensure the prioritized Engage the DM re bulk wards have adequate water water supply Apply for funding from Road access to be MIG for access roads upgraded Engage Eskom re Provision of electricity electricity Provision of sanitation Engage DM re sanitation Engage the Dept. of Roads and Transport re Land Access Approvals and funding of projects By the end of 20<strong>08</strong> all prioritized wards are to have all the necessary approvals for access to rural land An up to date set of approvals and documents for every project Institutional Capacity A fully capacitated Housing Unit by the end of 2009 Housing Need to reduce the housing backlog Meeting the need for housing using various bridges To arrange for all community resolutions meetings in the rural area To have engagement with Traditional Authority and DLA to hold community meetings Align the Area Based Plan with the Housing Sector Plan To register donated land with immediate effect Revalidation of Ext. 1 and Joe Slovo to be speeded up Ensure the efficient processing of beneficiaries and approval of their subsidies Obtain sufficient office space, equipment and furniture Examine the available capacity Use CDW‟s with housing experience Engage the Department in the establishment of the unit Secure a Council resolution for the unit St. Marks, Joe slovo, Ext 2 Tsomo, all informal
43 instruments including, rural subsidies, informal settlement upgrading , project linked subsidies and middle income projects. settlements. 4000 to 6000 rural units will be complete by 2013 Disaster housing backlog to be prioritized in terms of starting them from scratch as individual projects
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