When public authorities formulate new plans, they must put in place processes that actively involve citizens, interest groups, stakeholders and others. Also, where land development projects are initiated by the private and non-governmental sectors, there must be procedures that ensure that interested parties have an opportunity to express their views or to object. 3.3 ALIGNMENT OF IDP AND SDF Table 13: Objectives KPA Objective of IDP Implication for SDF Municipal Transformation and To ensure integrated To ensure that the SDF is aligned to the Institutional Development development and environmental IDP. planning Identify areas of environmental significance. Basic Service Delivery and To render sustainable and Identify existing service levels and Infrastructure Development affordable services to the facilities and identify off grid services in community. order to promote feasible alternatives. Social and Local Economic To promote the development of Identify areas of potential economic Development the Local Economy growth such as tourism and agriculture. Identify places where periodic markets should develop. Identify informal economic activities that can be formalised and be supported Good Governance, To promote community The SDF will be presented to the Council Community Participation and awareness and participation for input and buy-in. Ward Committee Systems Spatial and Environmental To ensure the appropriate and The Spatial Development Framework Management effective use of land must provide a framework within which development must occur within the Municipality. The SDF must provide guidelines for a Land Use Management System. To promote environmental The SDF will identify environmentally management sensitive areas for preservation and conservation. Also it will indicate the implication and impact of these sensitive
When public authorities formulate new plans, they must put in place processes that actively involve citizens, interest groups, stakeholders and others. Also, where land development projects are initiated by the private and non-governmental sectors, there must be procedures that ensure that interested parties have an opportunity to express their views or to object. 3.3 ALIGNMENT OF IDP AND SDF Table 13: Objectives KPA Objective of IDP Implication for SDF Municipal Transformation and Institutional Development To ensure integrated development and environmental planning To ensure that the SDF is aligned to the IDP. Identify areas of environmental significance. Basic Service Delivery and Infrastructure Development To render sustainable and affordable services to the community. Identify existing service levels and facilities and identify off grid services in order to promote feasible alternatives. Social and Local Economic Development To promote the development of the Local Economy Identify areas of potential economic growth such as tourism and agriculture. Identify places where periodic markets should develop. Identify informal economic activities that can be formalised and be supported Good Governance, Community Participation and Ward Committee Systems To promote community awareness and participation The SDF will be presented to the Council for input and buy-in. Spatial and Environmental Management To ensure the appropriate and effective use of land The Spatial Development Framework must provide a framework within which development must occur within the Municipality. The SDF must provide guidelines for a Land Use Management System. To promote environmental management The SDF will identify environmentally sensitive areas for preservation and conservation. Also it will indicate the implication and impact of these sensitive
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