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h) Providing a framework for undertaking performance
i)
management in terms of a set of measurable criteria, as such,
promoting continual improvement of provincial and municipal
functioning at all levels.
Supporting the district and local municipalities in the
preparation of their IDPs and, in particular, their SDFs
prepared in terms of the Local Government Municipal
Systems Act 32 of 2000.
j) Providing a standard format for the implementation of
bioregional planning with the aim to facilitate sustainable
development throughout the Northern Cape.
k) Facilitating the land‐use classification of the entire land
surface of the Province in a standard format in accordance
with defined Spatial Planning Categories (SPCs), which are
based on a broad spectrum of environmental parameters and
a system of values and ethics.
l) Providing a framework that would inform any future
municipal demarcation with the aim to reconcile future
municipal boundaries with defined bioregional parameters.
m) Providing a credible context for public investments in the
coming years and promoting the development of areas that
have lagged behind.
n) Replacing inappropriate existing policy frameworks with a
more ambitious forward‐moving, integrated approach to
planning that will lead to the realisation of common goals of
the Province.
o) Providing clarity to guide decision‐makers in respect of
development applications within the Province.
p) Describing the existing and desired future spatial patterns
that provide for integrated, efficient and sustainable
settlements throughout the Province.
q) Providing certainty to all stakeholders regarding spatial and
socio‐economic implications of future development in the
Northern Cape.
r) Providing a basis for co‐ordinated decision‐making and policy‐
formulation regarding future land‐use.
s) Facilitating cross‐boundary co‐operation and co‐ordination
between district and local municipalities, adjoining provinces,
and bordering countries in respect of issues that are of
mutual interest for their respective areas of jurisdiction (refer
to inter alia issues pertaining to land‐use, biodiversity
conservation, and resource utilisation).
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Volume 2
Section D of
Volume 2
Section D & E of
Volume 1
Section D & E of
Volume 1
Section E,
Chapter 13 & 15
of Volume 1
Section E,
Chapter 12 of
Volume 1
Section D of
Volume 2
Section D & E of
Volume 1
Section B‐E of
Volume 1
Section E,
Chapters 10 &
11 of Volume 1;
Section F & G of
Volume 2
Section B‐E of
Volume 1
Section B‐E of
Volume 1
Section B‐E of
Volume 1
Volume 4
Volume 3 & 4
Volume 3 & 4
Volume 3
Volume 3
Volume 3 & 4
Volume 3 & 4
Volume 3 & 4
Volume 3 & 4
Volume 3 & 4
Volume 3 & 4
Volume 3 & 4
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