Integrated Regional Land Use Plan for the Zambezi Region (Volume 2)

Integrated Regional Land Use Plan for the Zambezi Region (Volume 2)

MINISTRY OF LANDS AND RESETTLEMENT Integrated Regional Land Use Plan for the Zambezi Region (Volume 2) Prepared by: Integrated Regional Land Use Plan for the Zambezi Region, Namibia (Land-Use Plan – Volume 2) SPC, APF Table of Contents 1. INTRODUCTION TO INTEGRATED REGIONAL LAND USE PLANNING .................... 2 1.1 STRUCTURE OF THE ZAMBEZI INTEGRATED REGIONAL LAND USE PLAN .................................. 3 1.2 LAND USE PLANNING PROCESS ...................................................................................................... 3 1.2.1 Community and Stakeholder Participation ........................................................................ 4 1.2.2 Geographical information system (GIS) ............................................................................... 6 1.2.3 Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) inputs ......................................................... 6 2 STRATEGIC PRINCIPLES FOR THE ZAMBEZI REGION ................................................. 8 2.1 NATIONAL TARGETS FOR MAIN SECTORS: VISION 2030 AND NDP 4 ........................................ 8 2.2 VISIONS AND CORE OBJECTIVES IDENTIFIED FOR THE REGION ................................................ 11 2.3 NATIONAL INPUTS INTO THE IRLUP ........................................................................................... 14 3 CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF THE LAND USES WITHIN THE REGION 15 3.1 LIVESTOCK FARMING – CHALLENGES ............................................................................................ 15 3.2 LIVESTOCK FARMING - OPPORTUNITIES....................................................................................... 16 3.3 DRY-LAND CROP FARMING, IRRIGATION AND HORTICULTURE – CONSTRAINTS AND CHALLENGES .................................................................................................................................................. 19 3.4 IRRIGATION – CONSTRAINTS AND CHALLENGES .......................................................................... 19 3.5 DRY-LAND CROP FARMING, IRRIGATION, HORTICULTURE – OPPORTUNITIES AND POTENTIALS 21 3.6 NATURAL RESOURCE HARVESTING – CHALLENGES ..................................................................... 23 3.7 NATURAL RESOURCE HARVESTING – OPPORTUNITIES AND POTENTIALS ................................. 23 3.8 TOURISM AND CONSERVATION - CHALLENGES AND CONFLICTS ................................................ 23 3.9 TOURISM AND CONSERVATION – OPPORTUNITIES AND POTENTIALS ....................................... 24 3.10 FISHING AND FISH FARMING – CONSTRAINTS AND CHALLENGES ............................................... 25 3.11 FISHING AND FISH FARMING – OPPORTUNITIES AND POTENTIALS ............................................ 26 3.12 ECONOMIC VALUES OF SECTORS .................................................................................................... 30 4 LAND-USE PROPOSALS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE ZAMBEZI REGION 31 4.1 PRINCIPLE 1: SUPPORT TO REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ............................................. 31 4.2 PRINCIPLE 2: CLUSTER RURAL DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO SECONDARY GROWTH POINTS (NODE DEVELOPMENT) ................................................................................................................................ 33 4.3 PRINCIPLE 3: PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES ............................... 34 4.4 LAND USE RECOMMENDATIONS .................................................................................................... 34 March 2015 i | P a g e Integrated Regional Land Use Plan for the Zambezi Region, Namibia (Land-Use Plan – Volume 2) SPC, APF 4.4.1 Agriculture sector ....................................................................................................................... 36 4.4.2 Tourism and Conservation ...................................................................................................... 42 4.4.3 Fishing Sector ............................................................................................................................... 56 4.4.4 Infrastructure Development Proposals ............................................................................. 59 4.4.5 Eastern Floodplains ................................................................................................................... 67 5. CONCLUSION ........................................................................................................................... 70 6. STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT (SEA) EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .... 77 7. IMPLEMENTATION AND MONITORING OF THE ZAMBEZI IRLUP ........................ 86 8. BIBLIOGRAPHY ...................................................................................................................... 88 ANNEXURE A: ISSUES AND RESPONSES.................................................................................. 90 List of Figures Figure 1: Grazing potential within the Zambezi Region ........................................................ 18 Figure 2: Potential for Crop cultivation in the Zambezi Region ............................................ 22 Figure 3: 2011 Floods in the Zambezi Region ....................................................................... 28 Figure 4: Historical floods within Zambezi region ................................................................ 29 Figure 5: Agriculture land use proposals .............................................................................. 41 Figure 6: Examples of management of various land uses ..................................................... 43 Figure 7: Spatial allocation of lodges and community access to river .................................. 43 Figure 8: Proposed Tourism Priority areas ........................................................................... 45 Figure 9: Buffer Areas .......................................................................................................... 47 Figure 10: Core Conservation zone ...................................................................................... 49 Figure 11: Examples of wildlife corridors in North America (Trans-Canada Highway) .......... 51 Figure 12: Wildlife Corridors ................................................................................................ 52 Figure 13: Proposed Conservation Land use Areas in the Zambezi Region ........................... 55 Figure 14: Fishing zone ........................................................................................................ 58 Figure 15: Illustration of a district/ward plan....................................................................... 60 Figure 16: Katima Mulilo Town Planning Scheme ................................................................ 62 Figure 17: recommendations on the urban sector ............................................................... 64 Figure 18: REcommendations on the infrastructure sector .................................................. 66 Figure 19: Flood risks areas within the Eastern Zambezi ...................................................... 68 Figure 20: Zambezi Land Use plan ....................................................................................... 76 Figure 21: Institutional and administrative framework of IRLUPs ........................................ 86 March 2015 ii | P a g e Integrated Regional Land Use Plan for the Zambezi Region, Namibia (Land-Use Plan – Volume 2) SPC, APF List of Tables: Table 1: List of stakeholder participation workshops and discussions .................................... 5 Table 2: Modelled estimates for current annual economic direct use values in the Zambezi Region (N$, 2013) ............................................................................................................... 30 Table 3: recommended land uses within the Communal support livestock area .................. 37 Table 4: Land use activities within the irrigation area .......................................................... 39 Table 5: Land Use in Multiple Use Area ............................................................................... 40 Table 6: recommended land use Regulations for tourism Areas .......................................... 44 Table 7: RECOMMENDED land use Requirements for the Buffer Areas................................ 46 Table 8: recommended land use requirements for the Core Conservation zone .................. 48 Table 9: recommended land use requirements for the Wildlife Corridors ........................... 51 Table 10: recommended land use requirements for the STATE FOREST .............................. 54 Table 11: Land use recommendations for the Fish PROTECTION Areas ................................ 56 Table 12: Land use recommendations for lake liambezi ...................................................... 57 Table 13: Modelled estimates for current annual economic direct use values in the Zambezi Region (N$, 2013) ............................................................................................................... 70 Table 14: Spatial Scenario’s for 2030 ................................................................................... 72 Table 15: Summary land use table ....................................................................................... 73 March 2015 iii | P a g e Integrated Regional Land Use Plan for the Zambezi Region, Namibia (Land-Use Plan – Volume 2) SPC, APF List of Abbreviations and Acronyms APF Africa Planning Forum CBT Commodity-based Trade CBNRM Community

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