Informal settlements data - Mpumalanga - Housing Development ...
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According to the IES, 79% of households in shacks not in<br />
backyards in <strong>Mpumalanga</strong> earned less than R3,500 in 2006<br />
(2006 Rands). Inflating the numbers to 2010 Rands (and<br />
assuming no real shift in income) 74% of households earn<br />
less than R3,500 per month<br />
Household monthly income<br />
(HH lives in an informal dwelling / shack not in backyard; <strong>Mpumalanga</strong>)<br />
35<br />
Income in 2006 Rands<br />
Income in 2010 Rands<br />
The proportion<br />
that have R3 500+<br />
is higher than the<br />
whole country<br />
20%<br />
30%<br />
26%<br />
20% *<br />
22%<br />
29%<br />
21%<br />
32%<br />
< R850 R850 - R1 499 R1 500 - R3 499 R3 500 +<br />
Source: IES 2005/6<br />
Note: House or semi-detached house includes dwelling/brick structure located on a separate stand/yard/farm, and town/cluster/semidetached<br />
houses. Backyard dwelling includes dwelling/flat/room in backyard. Other includes room/flatlet or larger dwelling/servants‟<br />
quarters/granny flat, unit in retirement village, workers‟ hostel, family unit, caravan/tent, other and unspecified<br />
Note*: Small sample sizes, less than 40 observations
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