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Maphumulo IDP - KZN Development Planning

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them to development objectives and priority issues and puts them within the context of abroad strategic framework. The primary aim of the strategic framework is to ensure that eachstrategy and development objective within the <strong>IDP</strong> is aligned to and seeks to address aparticular <strong>IDP</strong> priority.3.2 PRIORITY ISSUESThe <strong>Maphumulo</strong> Municipality Priority Issues aligned to the National Key Performance Areas forlocal government were summarized as follows:76% unemployment rate, but this could be higher considering the economic recessionover the past 4 years. This requires interventions to stimulate the local economy, and toretain existing business in <strong>Maphumulo</strong>;Second highest HIV prevalence rate in the Province as a District;Population dominated by youthful population (60%) – indicating interventions with regardto tertiary facilities, job creation, recreation, etc.;Large portion of the employed population hold “elementary occupations” – thus theneed for skills development;56% of households earn less than R800/month – thus a high number of households couldbe considered Indigent and the increased need to subsidize basic services;High outstanding debtors impacts on infrastructure development, capital works and anincrease in tariffs;The need to ensure coordinated, and targeted development between the differentspheres of government.3.3 CURRENT <strong>IDP</strong> PRIORITIESThis statistical analysis only formed one component of the <strong>Development</strong> Prioritisation processand the information was workshopped with the Ward zones to “ground truth” the findings.Although a qualitative workshop based on the rural nature of the various wards a summaryof key priorities mentioned by participants in order of perceived priority, include:Roads, Stormwater and Public TransportEducation / Skills <strong>Development</strong>Local Economic <strong>Development</strong>Primary Health Care (Incl HIV/AIDS)Housing and LandWater and SanitationSafety & SecuritySport and RecreationElectricityRefuse Removal and Waste ManagementEnvironmental QualityAgriculture__________________________________________________________________________________________<strong>Maphumulo</strong> Integrated <strong>Development</strong> Plan (<strong>IDP</strong>) 2012 - 2013Final June 2012Page 64 of 142

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