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Sisonke District Municipality Final Draft Integrated Development Plan SISONKE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY FINAL DRAFT INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PLAN TOGETHER WE DELIVER AND GROW 2011/2012 Final IDP MUNICIPAL MANAGER PRIVATE BAG X501 IXOPO 3276 Tel. 039-8348 700 Fax. 039-8341 750 E-mail [email protected] 1 Contents 1. Overview of the Sisonke District Municipality (Who are we?) ................................................. 6 2. Provincial Location Context ........................................................................................................ 6 2.1 Powers and Functions ( as per Legislation) .............................................................................. 7 3. Current Situation (what are the issues we face?) ....................................................................... 8 4. Opportunities (what opportunities do we offer) ......................................................................... 8 5. Priority Strategies (What are we doing to improve ourselves?) ............................................... 8 6. Critical Targets (What can you expect from us over the next three years?) ........................... 9 7. How will progress be measured? ................................................................................................. 9 8. How was this IDP developed ........................................................................................................ 9 9. The IDP Alignment Committees ................................................................................................ 11 10. Roles and Responsibilities ........................................................................................................ 11 11. Introduction ............................................................................................................................... 13 11.2 MEC comments on the previous IDP .................................................................................... 14 12. Status Quo Analysis .................................................................................................................. 14 12.1 Demographic Analysis ............................................................................................................ 14 12.1.1 Population Distribution ....................................................................................................... 14 12.1.2 Population/ racial distribution: .......................................................................................... 15 12.1.3 Gender Distribution ............................................................................................................. 16 12.1.4 Age Composition .................................................................................................................. 17 13. Socio-Economic ........................................................................................................................ 19 13.1 Education Profile ..................................................................................................................... 19 13.2 Employment Status ................................................................................................................. 20 13.3 Indigent Policy ......................................................................................................................... 22 13.4 Free Basic Services .................................................................................................................. 22 13.5 Infrastructure .......................................................................................................................... 22 13.6 Access to water ........................................................................................................................ 22 13.7 Access to toilet facilities .......................................................................................................... 23 13.8 Energy for cooking .................................................................................................................. 24 14. Administration ......................................................................................................................... 24 14.1 Sisonke District Municipal Council ....................................................................................... 24 14.2 Top structure Organogram .................................................................................................... 25 14.3 Powers and Functions ............................................................................................................. 25 1.1 National Spatial Development Perspective (NSDP) .......................................................... 30 1.2 Accelerated Services on Growth Initiative South Africa (ASGISA) ...................................... 31 1.3 KZN Growth and Development Strategy (PGDS) .................................................................. 32 Set hereunder are the 5 National KPA’s that seek to give effect to the Ten National Priorities as proposed by the MEC for Corporative Governance and Traditional Affairs. ................................... 35 The 5 KPA’s are: ............................................................................................................................... 35 KPA 1: GOOD GOVERNANCE AND DEMOCRACY ................................................................ 35 STRATEGIC SUPPORT DEPARTMENT ...................................................................................... 35 HIV/AIDS ..................................................................................................................................... 36 Women/ Gender Issues ................................................................................................................. 37 Elderly / Aged ............................................................................................................................... 37 Culture........................................................................................................................................... 37 Disabled ........................................................................................................................................ 38 SPORT AND RECREATION ...................................................................................................... 39 YOUTH DEVELOPMENT .......................................................................................................... 39 2 DISASTER MANAGEMENT ...................................................................................................... 44 Disaster Management Centre ........................................................................................................ 45 Disaster Management Plan ........................................................................................................... 46 Disaster Management Forum ........................................................................................................ 48 Disaster Management Framework ................................................................................................ 51 Disaster Management Awareness ................................................................................................. 51 Disaster Management Budget ....................................................................................................... 51 Local Economic Development Directorate ................................................................................... 62 Socio-Economic Analysis ............................................................................................................. 62 Strengths ............................................................................................................................................ 64 Weaknesses ....................................................................................................................................... 64 Opportunities ..................................................................................................................................... 64 Threats ............................................................................................................................................... 64 Strengths ............................................................................................................................................ 67 Weaknesses ....................................................................................................................................... 67 Opportunities ..................................................................................................................................... 67 Threats ............................................................................................................................................... 67 INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES ................................................................................................... 68 Roads ............................................................................................................................................ 68 Electricity ...................................................................................................................................... 70 Waste Management Plan ............................................................................................................... 71 The district municipality is responsible for planning and such a plan is developed for locals who implement it. ................................................................................................................................
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