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GovernanceOrganisational chartNodal Economic Profiling ProjectBusiness Trust & dplg, 2007INKA number of government functions at various levels contribute to INK’s development;however, as the coordinator of all public sector initiatives, the INK URP / ABM Office(henceforth the INK Office), is the key governance bodyPremierMayorDept. of Housing,Local Govt andTraditional AffairsLineDepartmentsExecutiveCommitteeProvincialCoordinatorCity ManagerSustainableDevelopmentCommitteeINK URP / ABMOfficeNode ManagerLine DepartmentsDevelopmentPlanning & MgmtUnitJoint GovernmentTechnical ForumINK StakeholderForumLegendProvincial GovernmentMunicipalityForums / CommitteesSource: Adapted from GTZ, Comparative Overview of Institutional Arrangements in Urban Renewal Nodes, their Effectiveness and Emerging Lessons,November 2004UUP-WRD-INK Profile-301106-IS22
¢¢¡¡¢¢¡¡¢¢¢¢¡¡¡¡¡GovernanceThe INK ABM / URPNodal Economic Profiling ProjectBusiness Trust & dplg, 2007INKThe INK Office has the dual responsibility of administering the Urban Renewal Programme(URP) and the Area Based Management (ABM) ProgrammeUrban Renewal Programme (URP)Inanda and KwaMashu were identified as a URPnode in 2001 (Ntuzuma has since been included)The programme’s goals are to eradicate povertyand underdevelopment; build socially cohesivecommunities; ensure equity; build municipalcapacity to deliver; and ensure integration ofresources across the spheres of government andother agencies 1 targeted at poverty pocketsImplementation of the URP is planned over aseven-year periodArea Based Management Programme(ABM)INK was identified as one of five pilot areas for themunicipality’s ABM Programme in 2003The ABM Programme is a mechanism to implementthe municipal IDP at submunicipal levelsThe goal of ABM is to integrate the initiatives of linedepartments with those of civil society, the privatesector and other spheres of governmentThe system is being tested for a period of five years,after which it it may be rolled out to the wholemunicipalityRoles andresponsibilitiesThe INK Office’s role is to coordinate the planning, budgeting and action of all threelevels of government and their various programmes and projects in the poverty nodeIt does not implement projects, rather, the line departments are responsible for projectexecutionThe office defines its responsibilities as (1) defining desired strategic outcomes, (2)ensuring all government activity is coordinated to achieve these ends, (3) defining andrealising (opportunistic) synergies between the whole range of government actions, (4)developing INK programmes only where they are strategic and where no institutionalhome is available, and (5) gearing private sector investment and building social capitalSource: GTZ, Comparative Overview of Institutional Arrangements in Urban Renewal Nodes, their Effectiveness and Emerging Lessons, November 2004; INKPolitical Champions Presentation, March 2005UUP-WRD-INK Profile-301106-IS23
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