Ndlambe ABP Aug08.pdf - Provincial Spatial Development plan

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NDLAMBE MUNICIPALITY : AREA BASED PLAN & LAND AVAILABILITY AUDIT August 2008In addition, a detailed model for project evaluation and short listing are proposed. The key purpose ofthe model is to implement a standardised system for future project evaluation, short listing andincorporating ABP objectives and strategies into project decisions.As indicated, the projects listed for the Ndlambe LM reflects the status quo, with specific reference tothe Ndlambe IDP, SDF and DLA involvement in the Municipality. These projects and 2008/9 DLAbudget should be used as a point of departure for refinement during the 2008/9 IDP review process.2.0 Existing and Proposed Project Inventory (per LM)Chapter 3 outlines district wide objectives and strategies for implementation and meeting the relevantland reform targets. Forming the baseline for future project identification on District and LM Level, anumber of interventions, based on the objectives and strategies, are proposed. These interventionsshould be developed and unpacked as future projects by the Ndlambe LM IDP and ABP process.Objectives, Strategies and Interventions (District Level)Objective 1 :Objective 2 :Objectives Strategies InterventionsSustainableTransfer of land toPreviouslyDisadvantagedCommunitiesCo-ordinationbetween RolePlayers andStakeholdersTable 39 : Objectives, Strategies and InterventionsConsider the financial feasibilityand sustainability of the projectConsider the socio economicimpactAssess needEnsure alignment of propersupport systemsIdentify all the stakeholders in theprocessIdentify stakeholder roles andresponsibilitiesDedicate persons to oversee theco-ordination between thedifferent state organsLM‟s to prepare detailed landreform needs and compilebeneficiary listsImplement a pre-scan projectprocess on LM Level whereby themodel for project assessmentbeing implemented on individualproject applicationsCo-ordinate LM alignment of landreform assistance with DistrictLand Reform OfficeAssess the possibility of signingthe land reform function to the IDPOffice or Land and HousingportfolioLM to attend District Land ReformScreening Committee meetingson a regular basis and identifyOfficials / Councillors to attendthese meetingsEstablish inter-governmental andinter-municipal working group toco-ordinate and facilitate variousroles, responsibilities and budgetsEstablished working group toinclude commodity organisationsand all role players within theagricultural sectorClarify constitutional role of LocalGovernment within the landreform processChapter 5 : Project Register 152
NDLAMBE MUNICIPALITY : AREA BASED PLAN & LAND AVAILABILITY AUDIT August 2008Objective 3 :Objective 4 :Objective 5 :Objective 6 :Objective 7 :Objectives Strategies InterventionsScientificMethodology toInform LandPurchase DecisionsDevelop SupportStructuresExpand AgriculturalBaseDevelopment andTraining ofbeneficiaries andcreating capacityamongstGovernmentOfficialsFocus on economicdevelopment andjob creationDevelop and refine a model thatinforms land purchase decisionsDevelop methodology to alignbeneficiaries to sustainable landreform projectsBuild capacity amongst officials todeal effectively with the demandsof the land reform processCreate support structures forbeneficiaries before land istransferredIdentify unproductive land withmedium to high potentialIdentify unproductive land thatneeds capital supportConsolidation of land to createviable unitsIdentify potential irrigationschemesImplement beneficiary trainingprogrammesEnsure skills development for allbeneficiariesEnsure enhanced andaccelerated capacity building ofgovernment officialsPrioritize projects with socioeconomicspin-offsPrioritise projects with high jobcreation potentialTable 39 : Objectives, Strategies and Interventions (Cont.)Refine land reform assessmentmodel as proposed by ABPImplement electronic system atLM Level to use model for landreform applicationsRefine key focus areas based onmodel applicationIdentify role players in capacitybuilding and putting tertiaryprogrammes in place to supportland reform programmeInteract with tertiary educationfacilities in the region, i.e. NMMU,to assist and support with trainingprogrammes and possible trainingqualifications for DLA plannersand land reform implementersDevelop and implementprogramme for beneficiarysupport, training and after transferserviceImplement detailed assessment ofkey focus areas with emphasis onviability of existing farming unitsand possible identification forfuture reformImplement an early warningsystem and direct communicationchannels between variouscommercial farming organisationsto the Department of Land Affairs,identifying possible land transferopportunitiesImplement tertiary educationprogrammes to build capacity inDLA and Project Manager LevelAlign DLA and DA initiatives toensure accelerated beneficiarytraining and sustainabilityImplementation of a farm mangerdatabase through tenderprocesses and involvement ofcommodity organisationsAlign LM IDP‟s, SDF‟s and LED‟swith land reform process andensure incorporation of strategiesand projects to support landreform processIdentify and prioritise reformproject with high economicsustainability and high level ofbeneficiaries per hectareChapter 5 : Project Register 153
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