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Informal Trade:. Information Gaps and Research Possibilities. CAPE TOWN PARTNERSHIP: the strategic partner MANAGE| DEVELOP| PROMOTE. CCID: the operational partner – doing the work on ground level SAFE | CLEAN | CARING. Central City Property Owners.
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Informal Trade: Information Gaps and Research Possibilities
CAPE TOWN PARTNERSHIP: the strategic partner MANAGE| DEVELOP| PROMOTE CCID:the operational partner – doing the work on ground levelSAFE | CLEAN | CARING Central City Property Owners CITY:the governance partnerGOVERN | SUPPORT| PLAN OWNERS:the private partnerINVEST | DEVELOP | FUND a unique urban partnership working together to regenerate Cape Town’s Central City
Challenge #1: Information Gaps Targeted Studies that only apply to small areas or industries Lack of Collaboration limits participation from traders Old Studies that are dated and not applicable
Challenge #2: Lack of a Larger Vision • We still don’t understand the larger picture of what trade looks like in terms of: • Demand Analyses • Mapping • Storage locations, goods movement, and spatial collaborations • Pedestrian movements in relation to the location of traders • The physical element: What trading structures best support traders • The business element: What new practices could promote safer transactions and trading spaces for traders and • customers? • Onward economic growth: How can informal trade link into local supply chains to encourage further growth in the informal sector?
Challenge #3: Information Sharing
Driving Partnerships Forward • Strategic Communications • Data Collection • Data Analysis • Mapping • Implementation • Skills sharing
THANK YOU! Andrew Fleming, Senior Researcher The Cape Town Partnership and the CCID AndrewF@CapeTownPartnership.co.za