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2013_14 IDP Review.pdf - KZN Development Planning

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Project 3:Integrated tourism development strategyaddressed: The extent of current tourismThe role of the private and public sectorThe extent of tourism infrastructure in terms of quality and quantityThe contribution of tourism to job creation and employmentExpanding the tourism base beyond the battlefields concept4. Project outcome: A joint strategy for tourism development between the private sector, UDMand the LMs5. Skills required: <strong>Development</strong> planner<strong>Development</strong> economistTourism expert6. Timeframe: To be determined7. Budget Feasibility study: R1 000 000Implementation: To be determinedFurther issues requiring attentionNot withstanding the two projects and interventions listed above, the following issues warrants further attention:1. The improvement of the R33. This road is the backbone of development and plays a very important and local role. This include:a. The rehabilitation and upgrading of the road surface.b. Urgent maintenance of the single lane bridges at Tugela Ferry and Keate’s Drift.c. The improvement of traffic flow through Pomeroy, Tugela Ferry and Keate’s Drift.2. The formulation of an agricultural development plan covering the commercial and traditional areas in the light of:a. The fragility and sensitivity of the environment to change and degradation.b. The importance of promoting food security.c. The potential for job creation.d. Need for extension services.Draft <strong>2013</strong>/20<strong>14</strong> <strong>IDP</strong> <strong>Review</strong> Page 230Prepared by Umzinyathi District Municipality22 March <strong>2013</strong>

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