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PRODUCTIVE CITIES: TRANSPORT
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The Role of Transport
In South African City Development Strategies:
Strategy Generation and Implementation
May 2004
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The Role of Transport in South African
City Development Strategies:
This document discusses key issues and challenges, the context for the Transport Working Group’s (TWG) recommended work programme and recommended tasks.
March 2004
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ETHEKWINI
First Transport Authority in SA
Municipalities are struggling to deal with the transport crisis facing SA cites. To meet this challenge, eThekwini has set up South Africa's first Transport Authority (TA).
[Powerpoint presentation]
ALSO: [Gautrain Initiatives]
WORKING GROUP
City logistics and transport planning
The concept of city logistics addresses a new area in transport planning. This document provides a brief overview of the topic presented at the Cities Network Transport Working Group meeting held on 23 July in Buffalo City.
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WORKING GROUP
Minutes
A meeting was held at the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality on Wednesday, 8 October 2003.
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SECOND DRAFT
Volume 1: SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
Towards a Strategic Transport Plan for South African Cities (Second Draft September 2002)produced by the Transport Working Group
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TERMS OF REFERENCE
Facing transport challenge
South African Cities are today facing enormous challenges in developing sustainable transport systems in order to enhance accessibility and mobility for persons and movement of goods
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WORKING GROUP
Business Plan -
2002/03 to 2004/05
The Business Plan has been prepared with the full participation of the member cities and is intended to map out a process and programme for the activities of the Transport Working Group over the next three years
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JULY MEETING
Setting programme for action
The Transport Working Group met for the second time on 4 July 2002 at the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Municipality and it was stressed that the Terms of Reference was considered to be a "living" document and that further amendments could be made in future, depending on circumstances
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POWERPOINT PRESENTATION
From the 8 October workshop
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