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City Development Strategy

What is the best way to help cities grow their economies, reduce poverty, tackle urbanisation and deliver good governance?

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Inclusive Cities

Do residents have the opportunities to share equitably in the social benefits of city life? Are cities addressing the legacy of segregation?

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Productive Cities

Can local economies provide residents with a means of earning a reasonable living?

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Well-Governed Cities

Are the political and institutional structures stable? Do the decision-making processes include all concerned in a pro-active way? Are the institutions of governing carefully monitored?

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Sustainable Cities

How does the city impact on the limited reserve of non-renewable resources that sustain the settlement and make it viable?

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General
Vision of sustainable cities revealed

NEW plan focuses on major metros like Johannesburg, Ekurhuleni , Tshwane, Buffalo City and Nelson Mandela Bay, eThekwini, Cape Town and Mangaung.

 
Cape Town
Transport facilities to be upgraded

CITY to upgrade and expand public transport interchanges over the next five years, to accommodate the growth in demand for access and mobility across the city.

 
"Strong city economies provide jobs and incomes to raise the living standards of citizens and to improve the stability and cohesion of communities. They boost the tax base to fund better public services and generate the resources to support household remittances and state transfers to poorer regions. Strong city economies also promote productivity growth and innovation, partly because they contain the shared services, infrastructure, institutions and social amenities to attract investment, enterprises and skills."

State of the Cities Report 2011