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DRAFT PSDP PROPOSALS

DRAFT PSDP PROPOSALS. 29 July 2010. ACHIEVEMENTS TO DATE. PHASE 1 COMPLETE: PROJECT ESTABLISHED, WEBSITE OPERATING AND BEING AUGMENTED PHASE 2 COMPLETE: CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS CONDUCTED AND BRANDING ESTABLISHED PHASE 3 COMPLETE: SYNTHESIS OF FINDINGS AND STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT CONDUCTED

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DRAFT PSDP PROPOSALS

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  1. DRAFT PSDP PROPOSALS 29 July 2010

  2. ACHIEVEMENTS TO DATE PHASE 1 COMPLETE: PROJECT ESTABLISHED, WEBSITE OPERATING AND BEING AUGMENTED PHASE 2 COMPLETE: CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS CONDUCTED AND BRANDING ESTABLISHED PHASE 3 COMPLETE: SYNTHESIS OF FINDINGS AND STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT CONDUCTED PHASE 4 COMPLETE: DEVELOPMENT PHILOSOPHY PHASE 5 DRAFT PSDP, TOOLKITS AND STAKEHOLDER CONSULTATION – COMMENCED PHASE 6 FINAL PSDP – PENDING

  3. TIMEFRAMES

  4. DEVELOPMENT PHILOSOPHY

  5. CORE VALUES

  6. FUTURE SCENARIOS DYNAMIC AND UNMANAGED DEVELOPMENT CONTINUED SPRAWL, POVERTY AND SLUM CONDITIONS, DECLINE IN ECONOMY AND MARGINALISED AREAS GROW IN SIGNIFICANCE (POVERTY STRICKEN EASTERN CAPE) MANAGED AND GUIDED DEVELOPMENT MANAGED SOCIO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THROUGH MULTI SECTORAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES USING INTEGRATED SPATIAL PLANNING AND SHARED IMPACT AREAS WITH A SINGLE LEGAL SYSTEM AND WALL TO WALL LAND USE MANAGEMENT

  7. FUTURE SPATIAL VISION A spatial development framework of: “managed human settlements clustered in settlement regions and corridors, alongside productive precincts, managed ecological natural resource areas, connected to a network of strategic transportation routes, open to the global, national and provincial economies”.

  8. SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT PRINCIPLES

  9. SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK

  10. FUTURE SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORKS • INSTITUTIONALISING OF SDFS • INTEGRATING ALL SECTOR PLANS IN THE IDP • COMMUNITY BASED PLANNING PARTICIPATION • CASCADE OF PLANS • PROJECT FUNDING LINKED TO SDFS • UNIFIED LEGISLATION

  11. SOCIAL Social Protection & Basic Service Delivery GOVERNANCE Public sector & Institutional Transformation RURAL DEVELOPMENT Agrarian Transformation & Rural Development ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Manufacturing Diversification ENVIRONMENT HUMAN RESOURCES Human Resource Development & Education INFRASTRUCTURE Infrastructure

  12. APPLIED EXAMPLE

  13. LAND USE MANAGEMENT

  14. LUMS GUIDELINES

  15. STRATEGIC SPATIAL FRAMEWORK • OBJECTIVE • POLICY CONTEXT • EXPLANATION • SPATIAL ACTION PLAN

  16. ENVIRONMENT OBJECTIVES • PROTECTION OF NATURAL RESOURCES, CORE BIODIVERSITY AREAS; • POLICY ALIGNMENT • UNIVERSAL WALL TO WALL MAPPING OF ENVIRONMENTAL AREAS; • SET ASIDE EXISTING AND PROPOSED ECOLOGICAL CORRIDORS AND INTEGRATE INTO SETTLEMENT AND CITY REGION DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES; • IDENTIFY RENEWABLE ENERGY POTENTIAL AREAS; • DISTRIBUTE ENVIRONMENTAL SPATIAL GUIDELINES TO ALL DECISION MAKERS

  17. SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND HUMAN SETTLEMENT OBJECTIVES • MANAGED DEVELOPMENT OF COMPACT, SUSTAINABLE HUMAN SETTLEMENTS WITH INFRASTRUCTURE, AMENITIES AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES • DENSIFICATION OF EXISTING AREAS TO ECONOMIC CLUSTERS ALONG TRANSPORT ROUTES • SUSTAINABLE SETTLEMENTS WITHIN DEVELOPMENT CORRIDORS; • INTEGRATED AND COMPREHENSIVE INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING, IMPLEMENTATION AND MONITORING; • PROACTIVELY PREPARE FOR AND ACCOMMODATE THE DEMAND FOR LAND; • FORMALISING AND UPGRADING OF INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS

  18. RURAL DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES • INTEGRATED AGRARIAN TRANSFORMATION LEADING TO SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS • INCREASED RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT; • IMPROVED LAND REFORM • MAPPING OF AGRO-ECOLOGICAL AREAS AND CONSERVATION FOR FOOD SECURITY; • LAND TENURE REFORM • SOUND LAND ADMINISTRATION SYSTEMS AND CAPACITY • MOBILISED COMMUNITIES CENTRAL TO PLANNING • IDENTIFICATION OF FOCUS AREAS • ENABLING ACCESS TO LAND FOR ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT • MAINTAINED RURAL ACCESS ROADS AND TRANSPORT SYSTEMS • CLARIFICATION OF ROLES FOR LMS AND TAS

  19. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES • EMPLOYMENT GENERATION • INCREASED GROWTH AND OUTPUT • MORE EVEN DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITY • DEVELOPING AGRO INDUSTRIES • TRANSFORMING THE AUTO SECTOR • INNOVATION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY • DIVERSIFYING MANUFACTURING • FORMATION OF INDUSTRIAL CLUSTERS • RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT INTO GREEN INDUSTRIES • PROMOTING PROVINCIAL TOURISM

  20. INFRASTRUCTURE • OBJECTIVES • ELIMINATION OF BACKLOGS • STRATEGIC INFRASTRUCTURE LINKED TO ECONOMIC GROWTH • INTEGRATED PLANNING AND DELIVERY • IDENTIFY AND DEVELOP INFRASTRUCTURE WITHIN FOCUS AREAS IN EACH MUNICIPALITY • DEVELOP ALTERNATIVE ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE • STRATEGIC TRANSPORT ROUTES • ENHANCED CONNECTIVITY IN ROAD, RAIL, PORTS AND AIRPORTS • SECURE WATER RESOURCES AND INTRODUCE WATER MANAGEMENT TO ADAPT TO CLIMATE CHANGE

  21. HUMAN RESOURCES OBJECTIVES • UNIQUE, RELEVANT AND PROFESSIONAL SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT PLANNING • INFORMED DECISION MAKING BASED ON A FUSION OF INDIGENOUS AND CONVENTIONAL SYSTEMS • STRATEGIES • CO-ORDINATED DISTRICT BASED SUPPORT SYSTEM TO SPATIAL • PLANNING AND LUMS • TRAINING AND MENTORING OF STAFF, ADMINISTRATION, DECISION • MAKERS AND STAKEHOLDERS • PREPARATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF SDF TOOLKIT TO ASSIST • PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT

  22. GOVERNANCE OBJECTIVES • ENFORCEABLE INTEGRATED SDFs WALL TO WALL • INTEGRATED LAND USE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES • EFFECTIVE INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS • UNIFIED PROVINCIAL LEGISLATION WITH SDF ACCREDITATION CRITERIA • FUSION OF INDIGENOUS AND CONVENTIONAL LUMS APPROACHES • INSTITUTIONALISING OF SDFS TO BECOME THE INTEGRATING SPATIAL MANAGEMENT TOOL

  23. IMPLEMENTATION PROPOSALS • ENFORCEABLE SDFS • SPATIAL PLANS LINKED TO FUNDING APPROVALS • ACCREDITED SDFS • INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS • INSTITUTIONALISING SDFS • ENHANCED SPATIAL PLANNING PRACTICE • INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND COMMUNICATION • TRAINING AND MENTORSHIP • PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT TOOLKITS

  24. FUTURE PROJECTS ENVIRONMENTAL Climate Change Implications And Mapping of Environmental Areas, Agricultural Potential, Forestry, Heritage Areas, Renewable Energy Areas SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND HUMAN SETTLEMENT Research on population movement and migration, Settlement dynamics, monitoring of land use change RURAL DEVELOPMENT Improving access to land (particularly women) mapping of food security areas, Integrate ABPs into SDFs INFRASTRUCTURE Strategic Transport routes and Mobility through effective Transport systems, Alternative energy, bulk infrastructure

  25. FUTURE PROJECTS (CONTINUED) ECONOMIC Mapping optimal locations of agro-industries, tourism attractions and destination development linked to routes. HUMAN RESOURCES Training and capacity building programmes, establish planning forum network GOVERNANCE Integrated LUMS, Fusion of Indigenous and conventional systems, establish an evaluation and monitoring system, Unified Provincial Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act.

  26. THANK YOU tshani C O N S U L T I N G Assisted by: Complan Cole Consulting Mike Coleman S A Solutions Sullivan Fadane Ass’

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