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Nodal Economic Profiling ProjectBusiness Trust & dplg, 2007INKIt is estimated that some 95% of employed INK residents travel outside ofINK to their place of employmentEmployment vs UnemploymentAmong Economically Active INKResidents: 2001100,000Location of Employment82,02880,0004,546WithinINK60,000NotEmployed:118,699Persons(59.1%)Employed82,028Persons(40.9%)Number ofEmployedINKResidents40,00077,482OutsideINK20,0000Source: Stats SA Census 2001; Urban Econ / Expectra, INK Economic Strategy, February 2006; Monitor analysisUUP-WRD-INK Profile-301106-IS36
£££££££Nodal Economic Profiling ProjectBusiness Trust & dplg, 2007INKDurban and growing towns along the North Coast provide INK residents withjobs in sectors like retail, construction, security and domestic servicesThe Durban CBDDurban lies approximately 20 km from INK, is accessible by both rail andtaxi, and is the main location of employment for INK residentsKey employment sectors include manufacturing (mainly textiles, chemicals,metal products and food products), transport (Durban is Africa’s largest seaport), security, domestic or commercial cleaning services, and retailDurban North / La Lucia / Mt Edgecombe / UmhlangaSeveral areas along the coast north of Durban are currently the fastestgrowingresidential, commercial and retail nodes in South AfricaINK is well positioned to take advantage of the associated employmentopportunities, including construction, retail, domestic services and securitySource: Interviews, www.gatewayworld.co.zaUUP-WRD-INK Profile-301106-ISGateway MallThe Gateway Mall is situated in the Umhlanga Ridge Newtown centre(approx. a 15-minute drive from INK)The R1.4 billion complex contains nearly 300 stores and draws an averageof 1.3 million visitors per month, making it one of the largest retail sites inAfricaINK residents find employment here in shops and restaurants, as well asassociated services (security, cleaning, parking, etc)37
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