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Lekwa Local Municipality Included; These Municipalities Primarily Had Difficulties Delivering Expected Services to Communities LEKWA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY FINAL IDP IDP 2019/2020 2019/2020 Tshwarelo t. Mashego PLANNING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORATE 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY BY THE EXECUTIVE MAYOR 11. MUNICIPAL OVERVIEW BY MUNICIPAL MANAGER “As you are aware we have had to recently welcome the intervention by our Premier in accordance with section 139 of the Municipal Finance Management Act” since the beginning of this year. “A task team led by provincial treasury and encompassing specialists in every element of the financial management ecosystem has been dispatched to the municipality and is currently working tirelessly to develop and implement a financial recovery plan”. These is “in order to ensure that we centrally coordinate the programmes of our government in an effort to ensure that the programmes of the government are concomitant with priority areas aimed at tackling the triple challenges of poverty unemployment and inequality whilst ensuring that our people continue to have access to the most basic of services”. “The objective of this intervention is two-fold. The first being that we must ensure that we continue to align intergovernmental relations with the priority areas outlined above. Secondly it is important to take cognizance of the fact that we must outline and collate our achievements as Government as we approach the end of this 5th democratically elected administration” We are also expected to take the cue from the 2016-2017 State of the Province Address in which we commit the administration to undertaking critical programmes that would “ensure that today is better than yesterday and that tomorrow is better than today” in line with vision 2030. I therefore hope justice will prevail in terms of delivering basic services to the needy communities. Municipal Manager GPN Mhlongo -NTshangase TABLE OF CONTENT 1.EXECUTIVE SUMMARY BY THE EXECUTIVE MAYOR ....................................................... 2 11.MUNICIPAL OVERVIEW BY MUNICIPAL MANAGER ..................................................... 3 1.CHAPTER ONE: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ........................................................................ 12 1.1.INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND ....................................................................................................................................................................... 12 1.2.IDP STRUCTURE ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14 1.3.LEGISLATIVE CONTEXT ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 15 1.3.1.CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA ................................................................................................................................................ 16 1.3.2.MUNICIPAL SYSTEMS ACT (ACT 32 OF 2000) ................................................................................................................................................................. 17 1.3.3.INTER–GOVERMENTAL PLANNING ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 18 1.4.INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PLAN (IDP) ............................................................................................................................................................. 18 1.5.SOUTH AFRICAN PLANNING SYSTEMS ................................................................................................................................................................... 19 1.1.Annual IDP Review Process........................................................................................................................................................................................ 21 2.CHAPTER TWO: SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS ................................................................... 24 2.1.DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE OF LEKWA ....................................................................................................................................................................... 24 2.1.1.Demographics & basic service delivery ...................................................................................................................................................... 25 2.1.2.Number of domestic and non-domestic consumer units in Lekwa, 2017 ..................................................................................... 26 2.1.3.Number of consumer units in Lekwa – water supply Delivery point, 2017 .................................................................................. 27 2.1.4.Consumer units connected to different toilet facilities, 2017 ............................................................................................................ 28 2.1.5.Unemployment, poverty and inequality ..................................................................................................................................................... 29 2.1.6.District comparative advantages ................................................................................................................................................................... 31 2.1.7.Economic opportunities ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 31 2.1.8.Informal economy in MP and Lekwa ............................................................................................................................................................ 32 2.1.9.Lekwa Green and Red Flags ........................................................................................................................................................................... 33 2.2.Lekwa education indicators ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 34 2.3.Basic education data & performance per municipal area ............................................................................................................................... 35 2.4.Unemployment per municipal area.......................................................................................................................................................................... 36 2.5.Unemployment in Lekwa ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 37 2.6.Employment per municipal area ............................................................................................................................................................................... 38 2.7.Employment by industry .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 39 2.8.Human Development Index – Lekwa ...................................................................................................................................................................... 40 2.9.Poverty aspects in Lekwa ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 41 2.10.Poverty rate per municipal area ............................................................................................................................................................................. 42 2.11.Income inequality per municipal area ................................................................................................................................................................. 43 2.12.Lekwa health indicators and performance ........................................................................................................................................................ 44 2.13.Household services in Lekwa .................................................................................................................................................................................. 45 2.14.Informal dwelling numbers and shares .............................................................................................................................................................. 46 2.15.Share of households in informal dwellings, 2016 ........................................................................................................................................... 47 2.16.Piped water backlog numbers and shares ......................................................................................................................................................... 48 2.17.Share of households without piped water, 2016 ............................................................................................................................................ 49 2.18.Numbers and shares in toilet backlogs ............................................................................................................................................................... 50
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