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City dwellers want to live in a place that offers a decent quality of life: job opportunities; a safe and secure environment; access to infrastructure services such as clean water; and access to social benefits such as health care, education and entertainment. T
The 2008 Report
HE South African Cities Network takes all this into account in its Inclusive Cities programme. Its main theme is to investigate whether residents have the opportunities and capacities to share equitably in the social benefits of city life. In addition, the Inclusive Cities programme aims to redress past developmental imbalances, enabling cities to address the socio-economic challenges of South Africa’s segregated urban areas. The Inclusive Cities programme covers:
Projects we are involved in include:
We conduct research in various topics of importance to our members, including the latest innovations in service provision.
Public transport is a key issue
Through our investigation of global best practice, we are able to offer our members guidelines on tackling:
Our assistance covers dealing with HIV and Aids; neighbourhood development; implementing guidance for national priorities: Local Economic Development, Expanded Public Works Programme, Breaking New Ground initiative, and so on; by-law enforcement; and secondary property markets in townships. Links you may find helpfulHousing Job creation Public Transport Training Water issues |
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| CALL FOR SOUTH AFRICAN CITIES TO BECOME MEMBERS OF THE GLOBAL CITY INDICATORS FACILITY |
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| PROVINCIAL LEGISLATIVE ISSUES AND DRAFT LAW OUTLINE: September 2011 TRAINING FOR TOWNSHIP RENEWAL INITIATIVE: 2009 - 2011 GUIDE TO THE STATE OF THE CITY FINANCES: 2011 |
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