Statistics, Water Services, PMS, HR, Resources, IDP

DETERMINING WARD LEVEL EXPENDITURES

Find attached the presentations made during the IDPRF on 9 April 2010.

The mid-year assessments for the section 57s have been done. The attached SDBIP (half-year) was made part of the report which was due on 25 January.

Please find our latest IDP (Integrated Development Plan) attached here as a PDF document.

For a high quality version of this document, please contact us directly at (034) 329 7200.

Please see the attached organogram

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All municipalities in South Africa write an IDP every year to guide their strategic planning and the spending of their budgets. The Municipal Systems Act of 2000 requires all municipalities to draw up an IDP as a single, inclusive and strategic development plan, linking and integrating other plans. It is in the IDP that one finds the policy framework on which annual budgets are based, but the document contains much more than that.

The IDP contains investment and development initiatives; all the projects, plans and programmes for the ADM devised by any state organ; and key performance indicators - the scorecards by which one can determine whether the ADM as a whole, its departments and officials, are doing their job. The IDP also describes the spatial development framework (SDF), which deals with the shape of the district and the local municipalities, its roads, its settlement patterns, its need for commercial nodes, providing a blueprint for a district that is sustainable, accessible and efficient.

If you would like to see a copy of the IDP, this can be viewed or obtained at the Amajuba District Municipality’s offices in Madadeni, or it can be accessed off the web at www.amajuba.gov.za . Further enquiries can be made with the IDP Manager on the following contact details:

Ivan Scholtz
IDP MANAGER
Tel: 034 329 7258 (work)
Email: ivans@amajuba.gov.za

See the attached file for the schedule of meetings for 2010.

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