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2015/16 KwaDukuza Municipality Integrated Development Plan “By 2030, KwaDukuza shall be a vibrant city competing in the global village economically, socially, politically and in a sustainable manner.’ h thtlo KWA DUKUZA MUNICIPALITY PO BOX 72, KWADUKUZA 4450 ; Oo www.kwadukuza.gov.za 1 KwaD ukuza Municipality 2015-2016 Integrated Development Plan Table Of Contents ABBREVIATIONS ....................................................................................................................................... 8 FOREWORD BY HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR ............................................................................................. 10 Section A: Executive Summary ........................................................................................... 12 A1. Who Are We? ........................................................................................................................ 12 A2. Location ................................................................................................................................ 13 A3. How Was This Plan Developed? ............................................................................................. 14 A4. Development Challenges ....................................................................................................... 15 A5. Municipal Vision .................................................................................................................... 16 A6. Kdm Five Year Strategic Plan Aligned To National Kpas And Kzn Provincial Development And Growth Strategy .......................................................................................................................... 17 A.6.1. National Outcomes ...................................................................................................................... 17 A6.2. Kwazulu Natal Provincial Growth And Development Strategy ............................................. 18 A6.3. Kwadukuza’ S Strategic Plan................................................................................................ 18 A7. How Do We Measure Our Performance? ............................................................................... 24 A8. Spatial Development Framework (Sdf) ................................................................................... 24 Section B ............................................................................................................................ 27 Planning Principles And Government Priorities ................................................................... 27 B1. Planning And Development Principles .................................................................................... 27 B2. Government Priorities ........................................................................................................... 29 B.2.1. Millennium Development Goals ......................................................................................... 29 B. 2.2. Presidential Speech ..................................................................................................................... 29 B.2.3. Back To Basics Programme ................................................................................................. 31 Section C: Situational Analysis ............................................................................................ 31 C1 Demographic Characteristics .................................................................................................. 31 C1.1 Population By Racial Groups ............................................................................................... 31 C1.2. Most Spoken Language In Kwadukuza Municipality ............................................................. 33 C1.3 Age Of The Population ......................................................................................................... 33 C1.4. Key Findins And Trends ....................................................................................................... 35 C2. Spatial Analysis (Cross Cutting Issues) .................................................................................... 35 C2.1. Regional Concept ................................................................................................................ 35 C2.2. Administrative Entities ........................................................................................................ 36 C.2.3. Existing Nodes And Corridors ............................................................................................. 36 C2.4. Broad Land Uses ................................................................................................................. 39 C2.5. Land Ownership .................................................................................................................. 41 C2.6. Spatial Management Swot Analysis ..................................................................................... 43 2 KwaDukuza Municipality 2015-2016 Integrated Development Plan C2.7 Environmental Analysis ........................................................................................................ 44 C2.7.1 Habitats ............................................................................................................................ 46 C2.7.2. Key Hydrological Features ................................................................................................ 48 C2.7.3. Protective Areas ............................................................................................................... 52 C.2.7.4. Biodiversity ..................................................................................................................... 53 C2.7.5.Climate Change ................................................................................................................. 54 C2.7.6.Environmental Swot Analysis ............................................................................................ 57 C2.8 Disaster Management Analysis ............................................................................................ 58 C2.8.2 Disaster Management Swot Analysis............................................................................................ 60 C3. Municipal Transformation And Organisational Development Analysis .................................... 60 C3.1. Municipal Transformation ................................................................................................... 60 C3.2. Organizational Development............................................................................................... 61 C.3.2.1. Institutional Arrangement ......................................................................................................... 61 C3.3. Human Reosurce Development ........................................................................................... 68 C3.3.2.1 Organogram ............................................................................................................................. 68 Development And Planning Shared Services ........................................................................................... 69 C3.3.3 Human Resources Development .................................................................................................. 71 C3.3.4.Customer Satisfaction Survey ...................................................................................................... 72 C3.4. Municipal Transfromation And Organizational Development Swot Analysis ........................ 72 C.4. Basic Service Delivery And Infrastructure Analysis ................................................................. 73 C4.1. Water And Sanitation.......................................................................................................... 73 C.4.1.1 Achievements And Backlogs....................................................................................................... 74 C4.1.2. Proposed Lower Thukela Bulk Water Scheme In Kwadukuza ....................................................... 76 C4.2. Solid Waste Management ................................................................................................... 77 C4.3. Transportation Infrastructure ............................................................................................. 85 C4.4 Energy ............................................................................................................................................ 86 Results Of The First Greenhouse Gas Inventory For Kwadukuza ................................................... 86 Key Implications Of The Greenhouse Gas Inventory ..................................................................... 89 C. 4.5. Access To Community Facilities ......................................................................................... 92 C.4.6. Human Settlements ........................................................................................................... 93 C4.6.1 Human Settlements ..................................................................................................................... 94 C4.6.2 Level 2 Accrediation.................................................................................................................... 94 C4.6.3 Blocked Housing Projects ............................................................................................................. 95 C 4.6.4 Housing Rectification Projects ..................................................................................................... 95 C 4.6.5 Affordable Housing .................................................................................................................... 96 C 4.6.6 Social Housing ............................................................................................................................ 96 C4.6.7 Challenges Of Human Settlements In Kdm ................................................................................... 96 C 4.6.8 Human Settlements Swot Analysis .............................................................................................. 97 C4.6.9 Human Settlements Projects To Be Implemented In The Next Three Years ................................... 98 C4.7 Telecommunications .......................................................................................................... 103 C4.8 Audit Response .................................................................................................................. 106 3 KwaDukuza Municipality 2015-2016 Integrated Development Plan C4.9 Service Delivery And Swot Analysis .................................................................................... 106 C5. Local Economic Development And Social Developmnent Analysis .. 107 C5.1.1 Led Strategy/Plan ......................................................................................................... 107 C5.1.2 Led Interventions ......................................................................................................... 107 C5.1.3 Intervention And Programmes/Projects (Geo-Referenced) ........................ 109 C5.1.4 Led Swot Analysis........................................................................................................ 109 C5.1.5 Led Strategic Programmes Responsive To Local Conditions ................... 121 C5.1.10 Implementation Of Led Projects/Catalytic Projects ................................... 123 C5.1.11 Local Economic Development Swot Analysis ............................................... 126 C5.2. Social Development .......................................................................................................... 126 C 5.2.1 Broad Based Community Needs ................................................................................................ 126 C5.2.2 Education .................................................................................................................................. 148 C5.2.3 Health ...................................................................................................................................... 149 C5.2.5 Nation Building And Social Cohesion .......................................................................................... 152 C5.2.6 Community Developments ........................................................................................................ 154 C5.2.6.1 Youth Development ................................................................................................................ 154 C5.2.6.2. Development Of The People With Disabilities ........................................................................ 154 C5.2.6.3 Development For The Elderly .................................................................................................. 155 C5.2.6.4. Development Of Women ....................................................................................................... 155 C5.2.6.5 People Affected By Crime, Hiv/Aids, Drugs Etc ........................................................................ 155 C5.2.6.6 Social Development Swot Analysis .......................................................................................... 156 C6. Municipal Financial Viability And Management Analysis ...................................................... 157 C6.1 Budget Assumptions .......................................................................................................... 157 C 6.1.1 Significant External Factors .................................................................................................. 157 C6.1.2 Bases And Methodology For Forecasting Budget Projections...................................................... 158 C6.1.3 Alignments With Grap ............................................................................................................... 158 C 6.1.5 Grants ...................................................................................................................................... 160 C 6.1.6 Revenue Adequacies And Certainty........................................................................................... 164 C 6.1.7 Expenditure Management ........................................................................................................ 166 C6.1.8 Borrowing Costs ........................................................................................................................ 167 C 6.1.9 Borrowing Framework Policy & Guidelines ................................................................................ 167 C 6.2 Capital Budget .................................................................................................................. 168 C 6.3 Free Basic Service ........................................................................................................................ 169 C6. 4 Financial Viablilty & Managemnt Swot Analysis ............................................................................ 170 C7. Good Governance And Public Participation Analysis............................................................. 171 C7.1 Good Governance Analysis ...................................................................................................... 171 C.7.1.1 Challenges ................................................................................................................................ 171 C7.2 National And Provincial Programmes Rolled Out At Municipal Level ............................................. 171 C7.3 Kwadukuza Intergovernmental Relations ...................................................................................... 172 C7.3.1. Operation Sukuma Sakhe In Kwadukuza ................................................................................... 175 C7.4.2. Idp Representative Forums / Public Consultative Meetings ....................................................... 176 C7.4.2. Oversight Committee ............................................................................................................... 177 C7.4.2.1. Internal Audit Committee ...................................................................................................... 177 C7.4.2.2. Municipal Public Accounts Committee ................................................................................... 177 C7.4.2.3. Batho Pele ............................................................................................................................. 177 C7.5 Municipal Risks Management ....................................................................................................... 178 C7.6 Municipal Bylaws And Policies ................................................................................................ 179 C7.7. Good Governance And Public Participation Swot Analysis ............................................................ 180 Section D: Development Strategies ................................................................................... 181 4 KwaDukuza Municipality 2015-2016 Integrated Development Plan D.1. Municipality’s Vision ........................................................................................................... 181 D.2. Development Strategies ..................................................................................................... 181 Section E: Strategic Mapping And Implementation Plan .................................................... 203 E1. Strategic Mapping ................................................................................................................ 203 E1.1 Associated Objectives Structured Into 6 Kzn Kpas .............................................................. 203 E1.2 The Kzn Pgds And Identified Key Challenges ....................................................................... 203 E1.3 Mapping Spatial Interventions ........................................................................................... 204 E1.4 Linked To Kzn Pgds And Idp’s Goals And Objectives ............................................................ 208 E1.5. Spatial Development Framework ...................................................................................... 208 E1.6 Environmental Management (Cross Cutting Issues) ............................................................ 213 E1.7 Implementation Plan.......................................................................................................... 217 Section F: Financial Plan .................................................................................................. 232 F1. Operating And Capital Budget Estimates .............................................................................. 232 F1.1 Budget Estimates ........................................................................................................... 232 F 1.3 Financial Strategy .............................................................................................................. 253 F 1.4 General Strategies ............................................................................................................. 253 F1. 4.1 Increasing The Level Of Confidence In Investors ............................................................. 253 F 1.5 Financial Framework ......................................................................................................... 254 F 1.6 Asset Management Strategies ........................................................................................... 255 F 1.7 Financial Management Strategies ...................................................................................... 255 F 1.8 Budgets ............................................................................................................................. 256 F 1.9 Financial Statements ......................................................................................................... 257 F 1.10 Financial Management Policies........................................................................................ 257 F 1.11 Investment Policies ......................................................................................................... 259 F 1.12 Summary Of Ag Report And Responses ........................................................................... 260 F2. Sector Alignment ................................................................................................................. 260 Sector Departments Mtef 2015-2018......................................................................................... 260 Section G: Annual Operational Plan .................................................................................. 271 Section H: Organizational & Individual Performance Management System ....................... 272 Conclusion ........................................................................................................................ 275 Section I: Annexures ......................................................................................................... 276 I.1 Municipal Sector Plans .......................................................................................................... 276 I.2 Spatial Development Plan ..................................................................................................... 278 1.3 Service Delivery Plan ............................................................................................................ 278 1.4 Capital Investment Framework ............................................................................................ 278 5 KwaDukuza Municipality 2015-2016 Integrated Development Plan 1.5 Auditor General’s Report ..................................................................................................... 278 I.6 Disaster Management Plan ................................................................................................... 278 LIST OF FIGURES, DIAGRAMS AND MAPS Figure 1 - Locality Map ........................................................................................................ 13 Figure 2- National Outcome ................................................................................................ 17 Figure 3- Kdm Strategic Plan Aligned To National Kpa & Kzn Pgds .................................... 18 Figure 4- Kdm 5 Year Strategic Objectives Aligned To The National Outcomes .................. 23 Figure 5- Spatial Development Framework 2013 ................................................................ 26 Figure 6 - Planning And Development Principles ................................................................ 27 Figure 7- (Continued) Planning And Development Principles .............................................. 28 Figure 8- Population By Racial Groups ............................................................................... 32 Figure 9- Racial Groups ...................................................................................................... 32 Figure 10-Most Spoken Language ...................................................................................... 33 Figure 11 - Age Of The Population ...................................................................................... 34 Figure 12............................................................................................................................. 34 Figure 13 - Kdm Age Pyramid ............................................................................................. 34 Figure 14 - Existing Nodes, Corridors, Urban Arterial, Rural And Local Collector ................ 38 Figure 15 - Land Claims Map .............................................................................................. 41 Figure 16............................................................................................................................. 41 Figure 17 - Kdm Land Capability ......................................................................................... 42 Figure 18 - Spatial Management Swot Analysis .................................................................. 44 Figure 19 - Environmental Layers ....................................................................................... 45 Figure 20............................................................................................................................. 46 Figure 21 - Kdm Habitat Distribution ................................................................................... 46 Figure 22 - Kdm Untransformed Habitat Conditions ............................................................ 47 Figure 23 - Key Hydrological Features ................................................................................ 48 Figure 24 - Estuaries ........................................................................................................... 51 Figure 25............................................................................................................................. 52 Figure 26 - Terrestial Biodiversity ........................................................................................ 53 Figure 27 - Ecosystem Services .......................................................................................... 54 Figure 28 - Environmental Swot Analysis ............................................................................ 58 Figure 29 - Disaster Mangement Swot Analysis .................................................................. 60 Figure 30 - Kdm Governance Framework ........................................................................... 62 Figure 31 - Powers And Functions ...................................................................................... 65 Figure 32 - Organizational Structure ................................................................................... 67 Figure 33 - Development Planning Shared Services ........................................................... 70 Figure 34 - Municipal Transformation And Organizational Development Swot Analysis ...... 72 Figure 35 - Achievement Backlogs Ilembe Water And Sanitation ........................................ 75 Figure 36 - Human Resources Structure For Solid Waste Management ............................. 78 Figure 37 - Waste Management Skips ................................................................................ 79 Figure 38 - Landfill Sites ..................................................................................................... 80 Figure 1. Energy Use And Carbon Dioxide Emissions Per Fuel Type Used In Kwadukuza Municipality In 2012. ........................................................................................................... 86 Figure 2. Energy Use And Carbon Emissions Per Sector For Kwadukuza Municipality (2012 Figures)............................................................................................................................... 87 Figure 3. Infographic Showing Kwadukuza Municipality's Urban Energy And Emissions Profile. ................................................................................................................................ 88 6 KwaDukuza Municipality 2015-2016 Integrated Development Plan Figure 4: Fuels Used For Lighting, Heating And Cooking In Kwadukuza, 2011 (Source: Statssa)............................................................................................................................... 89 Figure 45 - Community Facilities Map ................................................................................. 92 Figure 46 - Human Settlement Projects............................................................................... 93 Figure 47 - Human Settlements Swot Analysis.................................................................... 97 Figure 48 - Human Settlements Projects 2014/15-2017/18 ............................................... 102 Figure 49 - Access To Internet .......................................................................................... 103 Figure 50 - Access To Cellphone ...................................................................................... 104 Figure 51 - Access To Computer....................................................................................... 105 Figure 52 - Basic Service Delivery Swot Analysis ............................................................. 107 Figure 53 - Local Economic Development Swot Analysis .................................................. 126 Figure 54 - Broad Based Community Needs ..................................................................... 127 Figure 55 – Education Source: Stats Sa, 2011 .................................................................. 149 Figure 56 - Major Deaths Source: Stats Sa, 2011 ............................................................. 150 Figure 57 - Mortality Rates Infant Child And Maternal Since 2009..................................... 150 Figure 58 - Number Of Infections And Aids Related Deaths .............................................. 155 Figure 59 - Types Of Crimes In Kwadukuza ...................................................................... 156 Figure 60 - Social Development Swot Analysis ................................................................. 157 Figure 61 - Total Debt ....................................................................................................... 165 Figure 62 - Capital Expenditure ......................................................................................... 168 Figure 63 - Expenditure Levels ......................................................................................... 168 Figure 64- Financial Viability & Management Swot Anaysis .............................................. 170 Figure 65 - Intergovernmental Relations Structure ............................................................ 173 Figure 66 - Public Consultative Meetings 2015/16 ............................................................ 176 Figure 67 - Internal Policies............................................................................................... 180 Figure 68 - Good Governance Swot Analysis .................................................................... 180 Figure 69 - Development Strategies .................................................................................. 184 Figure 70 - Urban Boundaries ........................................................................................... 204 Figure 71 - Public And Private Development ..................................................................... 205 Figure 72 - Public And Private Land .................................................................................. 206 Figure 73 - Locality Map: Nodes, Corridors, Arterial And Collection .................................. 207 Figure 74 - Environmental Strategies And Project Matrix .................................................. 216 Figure 75 - Medium Term Expenditure Framework ........................................................... 236 Figure 76 - Strategic Objective And Capital Budget .......................................................... 241 Figure 77 - Medium Term Revenue And Expenditure Framework 2015-2016 ................... 247 Figure 78 - Sector Dept Medium Term Expedniture Framework 2015-18 .......................... 263 7 KwaDukuza Municipality 2015-2016 Integrated Development Plan ABBREVIATIONS AOC - Aircraft Operating Company BEE - Black Economic Empowerment CBD - Central Business District CSC - Community Service Centre DBSA - Development Bank of South Africa DFP - Development Framework Plan DLTG - Department of Local Government and Traditional Affairs DM - District Municipality DOE - Department of Education DOH - Department of Housing DOT - Department of Transport ED - Executive Director EIA - Environmental Impact Assessment EMP - Environmental Management Procedure EPWP - Extended Public Works Programme EXCO - Executive Committee GE - Gender Equity GGP - Gross Geographical Product GIS - Geographical Information System HIV/AIDS - Human Immunodeficiency Virus/Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome HCT - HIV/AIDS counselling and Testing IDP - Integrated Development Plan ISRD - Integrated Sustainable Rural Development Programme ISRDS - Integrated Sustainable Rural Development Strategy KDM - KwaDukuza Municipality KZN - KwaZulu-Natal LED - Local Economic Development LM - Local Municipality LRAD - Land Redistribution for Agriculture Development LUMF - Land Use Management Framework LUMS - Land Use Management System MEC - Member of the Executive Council (Local Government and Traditional Affairs) MFMA - Municipal Finance Management Act No. 56 of 2003 8 KwaDukuza Municipality 2015-2016 Integrated Development Plan MIG - Municipal Infrastructure Grant MPS - Multi-Purpose Service Centre MTC - Medium-Term Capital Framework MTCT - Mother-To-Child HIV Transmission NHBRC - National Home Builders Registration Council NSDP - National Spatial Development Perspective PGDS - Provincial Growth and Development Strategy PIMS - Planning, Implementation and Management System PMS - Performance Management System PTO - Permission to Occupy PDA - Planning and Development Act 06 of 2008 PMTC - Prevention from Mother to Child RDP - Reconstruction and Development Programme RIDS - Regional Industrial Development Strategy RRTF - Rural Road Transport Forum RSC - Regional Service Centre SADC - South Africa Development Community SEA - Strategic Environmental Assessment SDF - Spatial Development Framework SDBIP - Service Delivery and Budget Implementation Plan SDP - Site Development Plan SMME - Small, Medium and Micro Enterprise TA - Tribal Authority TLC - Transitional Local Council VTC - Voluntary Testing and Counselling WSDP - Water services Development Plan 9 KwaDukuza Municipality 2015-2016 Integrated Development Plan FOREWORD BY HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR His Worship the Mayor, Councillor Ricardo Mthembu The last few years have been challenging for our country and our municipality. Notwithstanding our challenges, we have come through with some successes and short- comings. Our biggest concern last year was service delivery protests and the loss of electricity income through infrastructure problems and theft. Service delivery protests have increased in numbers because of a combination of factors, including housing backlog. We find pleasure in being accorded the awarded the ward for being the most Effective municipality in terms of Public Participation. An achievement of such great stature by the South African Local Government Association bears testimony to our commitments and unwavering dedication to our work. Blythedale Beach received the international Blue Flag status which means that it is in full compliance with the standards of Wildlife and Environmental Society of South Africa, it has excelled in areas of safety, amenities, cleanliness and environmental standards. Despite our winnings, difficult days still do remain as the task to fulfil Vision 2030 weighs on shoulders but, our firm timeliness have been guiding us over the years and we are indeed making progress. We have also focused on planning as critical element in developing our infrastructure. We want to build better products, deliver better services, so that our customers realise value for money. The delivery of infrastructure is something that we handle with great care because infrastructure development adds the necessary impetus in the transformation of the local economic space. Progress on one of our biggest capital projects, road P445 is romping away with speed following our decision to maintain a 24 hours construction schedule to get the job done. This project is to unlock more investment and tourism opportunities along the coastal areas once completed; we don’t want any more delays. We are building an enduring partnership with Standard Bank. In 2007, the Bank stepped in with the low cost housing project that was well supported by Council. Joining Standard Bank in their bid to create a decent future for present generation bears testimony to our shared commitments in bringing dignity and economic prosperity. We have signed a memorandum of understanding with Ithala bank which formalises our good working relationship. The Integrated Development Plan spells out our responsibilities. While unemployment, poverty and inequality remain our key challenges, we have been clear in our approach to align the IDP priorities with the National Development Plan, ahead of 2030, where we will see our vision of becoming a vibrant city being fulfilled. Not far from being certain about the possibility of fulfilling Vision 2030, we remain confident and wish to express that we are moving forward with pace in building our city. As part of our key service areas, the delivery of adequate basic services is our focus, going forward. We are turning the corner in terms of getting the basics right. Accordingly so, the Back to Basics programme for change that is being rolled out at all levels of government will see the speedy delivery of basic services. 10 KwaDukuza Municipality 2015-2016 Integrated Development Plan

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