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The Provincial Government of the Western Cape Report on the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ The Provincial Government of the Western Cape Report on the 2010 FIFA World Cup™: Reflecting on Strategy, Building Legacy The Provincial Government of the Western Cape Report on the 2010 FIFA World Cup™: Reflecting on Strategy, Building Legacy Contact details: Department of the Premier Address: 7 Wale Street Cape Town Website: www.capegateway.gov.za Contact Person: Dr L Platzky Phone: +2721 483-2010 Email: [email protected] Published by: Provincial Government of the Western Cape Department of the Premier 7 Wale Street Cape Town © Copyright 2011 Provincial Government of the Western Cape Copyright subsists in this work. No part of this work may be reproduced in any form or by any means, without the written consent of the Provincial Government of the Western Cape. Any unauthorised reproduction of this work will constitute a copyright infringement and render the doer liable under both criminal and civil law. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure that the information published in this work is accurate, the editors, publishers and printers take no responsibility for loss or damage suffered by any person as a result of the reliance upon the information contained therein. ISBN: 978-0-620-49575-2 Production team: Editorial and Content: Dr Laurine Platzky, Denver Moses & Mushfieqah Salie Layout and Design: Wilfred Jewell Consultancy cc Printing: Hansa Print Photographs: Pixel Place Foreword The 2010 FIFA World Cup™ has come and gone but our 'gees', our professionalism and our beautiful country will be remembered by people all over the globe. Everyone involved in the World Cup proved the sceptics wrong. We showed that we can successfully execute a well- planned strategy and pull-off an outstanding tournament. This Legacy Report is not a 'brag list'. Instead, it highlights the legacies that have been created and which we hope will remain long after the World Cup has ended. It compares what we said we would do before the tournament with what was achieved, and what infrastructure has been left behind. The Report will be tabled in the Western Cape Legislature and, we hope, will become an historical record of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™. In 2006, the Provincial Government of the Western Cape and the City Cape Town agreed on a strategic plan for hosting the tournament. This plan was adopted at a time when different political parties controlled the City and the Province. It served as the blueprint for both administrations to deliver on their commitments. That the City, the Province and South Africa as a whole met all their obligations demonstrates how all three spheres of government can work together, along with civil society and the private sector, to deliver excellence on time. The legacies created by the World Cup have given the Western Cape and Cape Town the opportunity to become more competitive in the international trade, investment and tourism markets. The upgrading of the Cape Town International Airport, for example, has greatly strengthened our value proposition as a tourism and business 1 destination. As we forge ahead in our quest to grow our economy, create jobs and deliver for all, it is appropriate to reflect on the lessons learnt before, after and during the World Cup so that we can apply them in the future. If we in government can adopt the same spirit and professionalism that we saw in abundance during the World Cup, we will be much closer to reaching our goals. Helen Zille Premier of the Western Cape Acknowledgements The editorial team wishes to thank the following Researchers: contributors and supporters for their invaluable Developmentnomics, Newsclip and Dr Suki contributions to this work, whether verbatim quotes, Goodman (University of Cape Town). opinion pieces written for the report or their detailed and useful report writing pre- and post the 2010 FIFA Special thanks are also due to additional members of World Cup™: the respective provincial structures who were instrumental in delivering a successful World Cup: Production Team Editorial and Content: Dr Laurine Platzky, Denver Provincial Workstreams across all legacy areas Moses & Mushfieqah Salie; Layout and Design: (Economic, Environmental, Health, Safety and Wilfred Jewell Consultancy; Printing: Hansa Print; Security, Social and Transport and Infrastructure): Photographs: Pixel Place. Carla Brown, Judith Coetzee, Morne Cupido, Fayruz Dharsey, Sharon Govender, Colby Greeff, Henry Members and Officials of the Provincial 2010 FIFA Hugo, Goosain Isaacs, Carin Joyce, Sedick Kalam, World Cup™ Team Keith Kleinhans, June Lombard, Andre Lourens, Dr Department of the Premier 2010 FIFA World Cup™ Sophie Mackenzie Main, Zandile Madikane, Piko Coordination Unit: Mbambo, Riedwaan Mohammed, Noxolo Ntenetya, Dr Laurine Platzky (Deputy Director-General and Teddy Ntsente, Brent Walters and Ricardo Wessels. 2010 FIFA World Cup™ Provincial Coordinator), 2 Denver Moses, Mushfieqah Salie, Vicki-lee Mehl, Technical Update Committee: Darrell Jones (NIA), Portia Percival, Danielle Manuel, Susannah Holz, Rhian van Wyk (Cape Winelands DM),Thandeka Noxolo Ndwayi, Yasien Ryklief, Dr Maria Phalime, Tyatyantsi (CCDI), LoÏs Dippenaar, Brendan Knott & Sunita Dalla, Wieke de Vries, Riefqah Jappie, Prof Kamilla Swart (CHEC), David Frandsen & Teddy Zimkitha Dwangu, Vuyiwe Bathaka, Sabela Gwama, Ntsente (CTRU), Paul Hendricks (DCAS), Jo-ann Ryan Ahmed, Marilyn Gabriels, Cristina Cobellari, Johnston (DEDAT), Jackson Rikhotso (Disaster Greta Wilson and Unati Qobo. Management), Nosisi Dingani, Charlene du Toit, Ntsikelelo Gobodo, Nomsa Hani, Zeenat Ishmail & Technical Steering Committee: Gottlieb Arendse, Mlulami Mdani (DotP), Tony Brutus & Rashid Khan Schalk Carstens, Ronald Gabriel, Jacqui Gooch, (DWA), Louis Botha, Brent Simons and Candice Van Mark Jansen, Klaas Langehoven, Labeeqah Reenen (GCIS), Elvis Shishana (SAFA Eden), Janine Schuurman, Dr Wayne Smith, Deborah van Stade van Niekerk, Khalil Mullagie & Fakier Jessa (SALGA), and Michael Worsnip. SAPS, Larry Pokpas (UWC), Redewan Larney, Franklin Lewis & Sigamoney Naicker (WCED) and External Partners: Renee Arendse (WESGRO). Cape Craft and Design Institute: Marjorie Naidoo & Thandeka Tyatyantsi, Cape Higher Education Cape Media Services: Marjorie Naidoo (CCDI), Consortium: Loïs Dippenaar, Cape Town Debrah Bentham (CFC), Zeenat Parker (CTICC), Partnership: Carola Koblitz, Cape Town Routes Carola Koblitz & Petro Mostert (CTP), Riana Unlimited: Riana Geldenhuys, Cape Town Tourism: Geldenhuys (CTRU), Teral Cullen (Venue Manager Skye Grove, Green Goal: Sheryl Ozinsky Cape Town Stadium), Skye Grove (CTT), Pieter (Consultant) and Wines of South Africa: Su Birch. Cronje, Pierre Le Roux & Lesley de Reuck (CoCT), Lisa Duthie (GWV), Shameema Adams (SAILSTADEFRANCE) and Merle Collins 2010 District Coordinators: Seraj Abbas, Morne (SANPARKS). Hoogbaard, Johannes Jonkers, Andy Lamont, David Maans, Warda Meyer, Neliswa Nkani, Winston 2010 Local Municipalities Coordinators: Charles October, Heinrich Robertson and Errol Tobias. Beukes, Rudi Claassen, Louis Harris, Kidron Kaboni, Vusi Kama, Theo Koopman, Fanie Krige, Ian Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport: Kim Laubscher, Ralph Links, Michael Mafila, Khaya Adams, Anwar Adonis, Ronald Gabriel, Daniel Mrali, Thomas Paremoer, Dr William Murray, Andre Johnson and Lethabo Mashile. Smit, Abel Sondlo, Anneleen Vorster, George van der Westhuizen, Rhian van Wyk and Johan van Zyl. FanJol Project Managers: Agnetha Jeftha, Mabandla Kelengeshe, Lethabo Mashile, Jean Neethling and Nicolette Pietersen. 3 Table of Contents Foreword 1 Acknowledgements 2 List of Tables 8 List of Figures 8 Abbreviations 9 Executive Summary 11 1. Introduction 15 1.1 Strategically collaborating toward 2010 18 1.2 The 2010 FIFA World Cup™ within iKapa GDS 20 4 1 1.3 The role of Provincial Government: 20 compliance vs leverage 1.4 Target groups 21 1.5 Western Cape 2010 FWC structures 21 1.6 Intergovernmental Relations 22 1.7 Legacy areas 25 2. Economic Legacy 25 2.1 Overview 26 2.2 Introduction 26 2 2.3 Infrastructure development 26 2.3.1 Facility Investments and Upgrades 27 2.3.2 Transport Networks and Systems 29 2.4 Economic Opportunities 31 2.4.1 Skills Development 31 2.4.2 SMME Opportunities 32 2.4.3 Sector Profiling and Promotion 33 2.4.4 Tourism, Trade and Investment 35 2.4.5 Media Engagement 38 2.5 Conclusion 40 3. Environmental Legacy 41 3.1 Overview 42 3.2 Introduction 42 3 3.3 Key Projects 44 3.3.1 Energy and Climate Change 45 3.3.2 Water Conservation 46 3.3.3 Integrated Waste Management 46 3.3.4 Green Building and Sustainable Lifestyles 48 3.3.5 Transport Mobility and Access 48 3.3.6 Landscaping and Biodiversity 49 3.3.7 Responsible Tourism 49 3.3.8 Green Goal Communication 49 3.3.9 Green Goal 2010 Exhibition 50 3.3.10 Monitoring, Measurement and Reporting 50 3.4 Statistics 50 3.5 Conclusion 51 4. Health Legacy 52 5 4.1 Overview 53 4.2 Introduction 53 4.3 Planning 54 4 4.4 Event Footprint Sites 55 4.4.1 Cape Town Stadium 55 4.4.2 Casualty Clearing Station 55 4.4.3 FIFA Fan Fest Grand Parade 55 4.4.4 Cape Town Fan Walk and Transport Hub 56 4.4.5 Metropole and Provincial FanJols 56 4.4.6 Additional areas of Responsibility 56 4.5 Transversal Areas 56 4.5.1 Command and Control 56 4.5.2 Port Health 57 4.5.3 Environmental Health 58 4.5.4 Forensic Pathology Services 58 4.5.5 Communicable Disease Control 58 4.5.6 Chemical, Radiological, Biological 58 and Nuclear Threats 4.5.7 Health Promotions 58 4.5.8 Aeromedical Services 58 4.5.9 Additional Areas of Responsibility 58 4.6 Event Statistics 58 4.7 Conclusion 59 Table of Contents 5.
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