5. Promote income circulation and reduce leakages of income to other areas through the establishment of periodic markets at identified nodes. 6. In of the levels of services at the nodes, where gaps exist, capital investment must focus on addressing these deficiencies. 5.3.3 Access to Services Alignment Issue How addressed in SDF Access to Services NSDP Government has a constitutional The SDF indicates levels of obligation to provide services to services that exist within the all citizens (e.g. water, energy, municipality as well as service level health and educational facilities) gaps. wherever they reside. PGDS Focus on human resource The SDF identifies educational development through: facilities in the municipality. Improved Early Childhood Development, Primary and Secondary Education Supporting Skills alignment to Economic Growth Promoting Enhanced Youth Skills Development & Life-Long Learning Human And Community The SDF highlights areas of Development through: poverty and directs investment at Poverty Alleviation & Social key nodes in order to improve Welfare quality of life through service Enhancing Health of delivery. It also directs spending at Communities and Citizens improving human capital through Safeguarding Sustainable access to health, education and Livelihoods & Food Security social welfare. Sustainable Human Settlements Enhancing Safety & Security Advancing Social Cohesion Promoting Youth, Gender and Disability Advocacy & the Advancement of Women Alignment with Newcastle has been identified as a Service levels and the nature of Newcastle District Node within Amajuba facilities are generally the highest in District and this refers to the these nodes. This has implications dominant node in a larger region or as people living in Emadlangeni district. tend to access higher level services in Newcastle. Alignment with The Kingsley and Blood River The eastern portions of the Abaqulusi communities are located along the municipality have strong linkages to R33, the major access route to the urban core of Vryheid and
5. Promote income circulation and reduce leakages of income to other areas through the establishment of periodic markets at identified nodes. 6. In of the levels of services at the nodes, where gaps exist, capital investment must focus on addressing these deficiencies. 5.3.3 Access to Services Alignment Issue How addressed in SDF Access to Services NSDP Government has a constitutional obligation to provide services to all citizens (e.g. water, energy, health and educational facilities) wherever they reside. The SDF indicates levels of services that exist within the municipality as well as service level gaps. PGDS Focus on human resource development through: Improved Early Childhood Development, Primary and Secondary Education Supporting Skills alignment to Economic Growth Promoting Enhanced Youth Skills Development & Life-Long Learning Human And Community Development through: Poverty Alleviation & Social Welfare Enhancing Health of Communities and Citizens Safeguarding Sustainable Livelihoods & Food Security Sustainable Human Settlements Enhancing Safety & Security Advancing Social Cohesion Promoting Youth, Gender and Disability Advocacy & the Advancement of Women The SDF identifies educational facilities in the municipality. The SDF highlights areas of poverty and directs investment at key nodes in order to improve quality of life through service delivery. It also directs spending at improving human capital through access to health, education and social welfare. Alignment with Newcastle Newcastle has been identified as a District Node within Amajuba District and this refers to the dominant node in a larger region or district. Service levels and the nature of facilities are generally the highest in these nodes. This has implications as people living in Emadlangeni tend to access higher level services in Newcastle. Alignment with Abaqulusi The Kingsley and Blood River communities are located along the R33, the major access route to The eastern portions of the municipality have strong linkages to the urban core of Vryheid and
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