1 / 28

INTEGRATED SUSTAINABLE RURAL DEVELOPMENT & URBAN RENEWAL PROGRAMMES

INTEGRATED SUSTAINABLE RURAL DEVELOPMENT & URBAN RENEWAL PROGRAMMES PRESENTATION TO THE PORTFOLIO & SELECT COMMITTEES BRANCH: URBAN & RURAL DEVELOPMENT 01- 02 JUNE 2004. PRESENTATION OUTLINE. Branch Introduction Context for ISRDP & URP: 2004/07 to 2 nd Decade of Democracy

laurar
Download Presentation

INTEGRATED SUSTAINABLE RURAL DEVELOPMENT & URBAN RENEWAL PROGRAMMES

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. INTEGRATED SUSTAINABLE RURAL DEVELOPMENT & URBAN RENEWAL PROGRAMMES PRESENTATION TO THE PORTFOLIO & SELECT COMMITTEES BRANCH: URBAN & RURAL DEVELOPMENT 01- 02 JUNE 2004

  2. PRESENTATION OUTLINE • Branch Introduction • Context for ISRDP & URP: 2004/07 to 2nd Decade of Democracy • Key Objectives & Principles • Progress in 2003/04 • Lessons & Challenges • Priorities for MTEF 2004/07 • Key Interventions for 2004/05 • Budget 2004/05 1

  3. INTRODUCTION TO BRANCH: URBAN & RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES

  4. CONTEXT FOR ISRDP & URPIN 2004/05 TO THE 2ND DECADE OF DEMOCRACY • ISRD/ UR Programme Intent: Maximization of expenditure & investment impact of all 3 spheres of government in the 21 nodes • SoNA May 21st 2004 gave huge impetus and a sense of urgency to the Programme Intent thru Govt’s Programme of Action: • Eradication of poverty & underdevelopment manifest in 2nd Economy and improvement of the ppl’s quality of life i.r.o. • Health, Safety & Security, Moral Regeneration, Social Cohesion, Culture, Education, Sports & Recreation • Addressing racial & gender inequalities and empowering youth, children, the elderly & disabled • Modernization and sustaining Growth & Development in 1st Economy • Strengthening the systems of local & traditional government • Consolidation of the practice of creating partnerships with civil society organs • SoNA May 21st 2004 located the 21 Urban & Rural Nodes at the apex of addressing the 2nd economy challenges

  5. RURAL NODES

  6. URBAN NODES

  7. Key Programme Objectives • To eradicate poverty and under-development viz. • Asset Poverty - land, housing, infrastructure • Income Poverty - unemployment, low wage • Social Capital Poverty - social services • Human Capital Poverty - illiteracy, inumeracy, low skills • Relative Poverty – social exclision, inequality I.r.o race/ gender/ age discrimination • To operationalize the vision of “developmental local government within a developmental state” • To pioneer innovative modes of integrated planning & budgeting across the 3 spheres (cooperative governance) • To showcase sustainable development spatially viz-a-viz: • Local Economic Development • Small Enterprise Development • Social Cohesion & Moral Regeneration • Human Capital Development • Environmental Protection

  8. PRINCIPLES • Shared Decision-making (IGR) • Redistributive Justice & Poverty Targeting • Demand-driven Development • People Empowerment • Community Participation • Local Resource Mobilization • Local Innovation & Creativity • Partnerships

  9. BROAD PROGRESS 2003/04 • All nodes have reviewed their IDPs • PIMS Centres in place to support all nodes • IDT delivery support structures in place for the ISRDP nodes • Political champions in place for all nodes across all 3 spheres • Guidelines developed for making political championship operational • Technical champions in place for all nodes across the 3 spheres • The anchor projects are diversifying and creating condusive conditions for local economic development & sustainable development • Communication Strategy developed for the nodes

  10. PROGRESS AGAINST KEY INTERVENTIONS 2003/04 • Skills development- DoL 20% of 2003/04 budget to nodes • Value: R3.4b Rural Nodes • Value: R6.2b Urban Nodes • Community Development Initiatives • 5 provinces piloting CDW’s: NW, EC, NC, Limpopo, Gauteng • Community Based Planning & Local Area Planning pilots in Free State, Eastern Cape & KZN • IDP\ PGDS Alignment • Pilot in Mpumalanga

  11. PROGRESS AGAINST KEY INTERVENTIONS 2003/04 • Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting • Reporting format for technical champions operational • Reporting format for political champions approved by Cabinet • Programme implementation reviewed through nodal alignment workshops Jan- March 2004 • Nodal alignment workshops Assessment Report produced • Communication • Communication strategy produced (March 2004) • Nodal Coverage Expansion *** • Potential additional nodes identified • Financing Protocol for Nodes *** • Draft Financing Protocol produced

  12. Progress on ISRDP Projects • The total number of anchor projects in the ISRDP nodes was 177 in March 2004 compared to 155 Jan 2003. • The value of anchor projects in July 2003 was R 45b – in Dec 2003 this value increased to R168.5b • Actual Investment by National Departments R5.9b • 53% Projects completed • 27% Implementation Stage • 60% Infrastructure • 32% Local Economic Development

  13. Progress on URP Projects • Urban nodal municipalities currently have 98 anchor projects. These have increased in number since July 2003, where there was a total of 79 anchor projects. • The current projects are valued at ± R1.95 b, compared to R 1.3b in July 2003. • Actual Investment by National Departments R4.2b • 36% Projects completed • 21% Conceptualization Stage • 32% Infrastructure • 7% Social Development • 15% Local Economic Development

  14. MAIN CHALLENGES • IDP’s, PGDS’s & NSDP not aligned therefore absence of consistent frame of reference for ISRDP & URP at local, provincial & national level • Planning and budgeting across the 3 spheres not aligned resulting in nodal projects not being optimally funded. • Inadequate project mgt & implementation capacity at nodal level • Projects designed and implemented at nodal do not promote sustainable development • Technical Championship across the 3 spheres evolving & needing further role clarification

  15. PRIORITIES FOR 2004/7 • To institutionalize existing alignment approaches across 3 spheres to strengthen coordination on ISRDP & URP • To enhance nodal capacity • To maintain current ISRDP & URP initiatives and tailor them towards addressing the challenges of the 2nd Economy • To produce nodal financing protocol • To expand nodal coverage • To align IDPs, PGDSs & NSDP and embed ISRDP & URP within these instruments • To communicate & market ISRDP & URP across 3 spheres • To coordinate Monitoring & Evaluation of ISRDP & URP 6

  16. INTERVENTIONS IN RURAL AND URBAN NODES: 2004\5 7

  17. INTERVENTIONS IN RURAL AND URBAN NODES: 2004\5 8

  18. INTERVENTIONS IN RURAL AND URBAN NODES: 2004\5 8

  19. INTERVENTIONS IN RURAL AND URBAN NODES: 2004\5

  20. INTERVENTIONS IN RURAL AND URBAN NODES: 2004\5 12

  21. INTERVENTIONS IN RURAL AND URBAN NODES: 2004\5 13

  22. INTERVENTIONS IN RURAL AND URBAN NODES: 2004\5 14

  23. INTERVENTIONS IN RURAL AND URBAN NODES: 2004\5

  24. INTERVENTIONS IN RURAL AND URBAN NODES: 2004\5

  25. INTERVENTIONS IN RURAL AND URBAN NODES: 2004\5

  26. INTERVENTIONS IN RURAL AND URBAN NODES: 2004\5

  27. 2004\ 2005 BUDGET ALLOCATION PROGRAMME 3: URBAN & RURAL DEVELOPMENT

  28. END. THANK YOU

More Related