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Provision has been made for land North of Chrissiesmeer town and East to North of Kwachibikhulu Townshipfor housing development which will cater for +- 500 housing units. The portion East to North of KwachibikhuluTownship has been serviced and allocation of sites to beneficiaries began in November 2007.• Lothair/SilindileProvission has been made for land North East, East and South of Silindile Township for housing developmentthat will cater for +- 600 housing units.• DavelDavel has a potential land for housing development West of Davel town which will cater for futuredevelopments.• SheepmoorDue to the size of Sheepmoor town and the fact that it is surrounded by private land, the municipality hasplanned to subdivide a number of sites in order to accommodate more sites to overcome the housing problem.The second alternative is to purchase land from private land owners which is a challenge to the municipalitybased on the financial status of the municipality.SettlementsTable 23Type of DwellingNumberFormal 19428Informal 4051Traditional 4791TOTAL 28270Source: GSDM – WSDP 2006 / Stats SA 2001The above table reflects categories housing within the municipality.The municipality is facing a challenge of getting rid of the informal settlement which contributed mostly by urbanmigration. The municipality with the assistance of the district and the Department of Local Government and HousingMsukaligwa Municipality: Integrated Development Plan 2007/2011 36
Page 6 and 7: IIFOREWORDS BY THE MUNICIPAL MANAGE
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Page 10 and 11: 1 IDP OVERVIEW1.1 IntroductionMsuka
Page 12 and 13: Locality of the MunicipalityMsukali
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Page 18 and 19: TourismIn terms of statistics deriv
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Page 30 and 31: 2.1.2. SanitationProper sanitation
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MSUKALIGWA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY 5 YEA
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ANNEXURE AMUNICIPAL ORGANOGRAMMsuka
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TABLE OF CONTENT:1. Introductions2.
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LAND USEPrimary, second order and t
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All formal villages for example at
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The backlog, however, still remains
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Agriculture, transportation and ele
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CONTENT1.1 INTRODUCTIONSECTION 1 -
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4.2.5 Construction and Development
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1.1.3. Developing the LED strategyT
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1.4.1 Public Participation ProcessT
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1.4 REPORT OUTLINEThe remainder of
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2.2 RACE AND GENDER COMPOSITIONTabl
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Davel/KwadelaTable 2.6 shows the po
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Breyten I KwazaneleThe population e
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Figure 1ChoicesWaterHousingElectric
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Children who are orphaned are often
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Various local government agencies w
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4.2.1 MINING AND AGRICULTUREDate: 1
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3.6 BUSINESS SURVEYA business surve
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The -above table gives an Indicatio
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Agriculture• Agricultural project
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• Representatives from Tourism in
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During the discussions the followin
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• Consideration should be given t
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SECTION 5- PROPOSED DEVELOPMENTPRIO
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usinesses which wants to upgrade an
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Msukaligwa Municipality: Integrated
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• Agricultural refinement• Indu
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The number of permits and approvals
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Inward investment strategies are li
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Social inclusion strategiesA first
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These are similar to nodes, but her
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• Those in the informal economy a
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• Support for small businessTarge
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• Entrepreneurship training and S
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Although new SMME’S are being cre
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Program CDisaster Management PlanMs
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PURPOSE OF A DISASTER MANAGEMENT PL
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3. RISK PROFILEAccording to a surve
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Msukaligwa Municipality Infrastruct
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INFORMATION CENTER:• Mobile carav
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DEPARTMENTS INVOLVED IN JOINT OPERA
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5.4 AN INCIDENT INVOLVING WATER RES
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• Designated hospitals• Civil,
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• Other discipline representative
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DISCIPLINES INVOLVED IN JOINT OPERA
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• Rapid establishment of an infor
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• SAAF Helicopter service• Depa
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• Provision for evacuation of per
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• External resources• Farmers c
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DISCIPLINES INVOLVED IN JOINT OPERA
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6.3 PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER - (P
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• Determine if any special report
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• Communication section• Partic
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Program DFinancial Plan and Capital
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1. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ARRANGEMENT
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• Extension of consumer service t
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• The compilation of job procedur
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4. SUMMARY OF MAIN CONCERNS AND STR
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-TABLE OF CONTENT:Part A: General B
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• Cur welfare system may not be a
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these only 135 are treated by both
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On our Welfare Service• The welfa
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• The process of getting grants i
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• The abuse of children, especial
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• High levels of substance abuse
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2. Care for people living with AIDS
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PART F: IMMEDIATE WAY FORWARDThe wo
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Program FPerformance ManagementSyst
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Program GIntegrated EmploymentEquit
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Program HWater Services Development
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Program IIntegrated Transport PlanM
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Program JIntegrated EnvironmentalMa
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Program KAir Quality Management Pla
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Program LIntegrated Crime Preventio
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Program MIntegrated WasteManagement
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Program NIntegrated CommunicationPl
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Program OWorkplace SkillsDevelopmen
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Program PIntegrated InstitutionalPr
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