Urban Land Management and Infrastructure Delivery: Challenges and Solutions
The analysis delves into various aspects of urban land management, including growth analysis, property market overviews, economic statistics, and infrastructure requirements for green hydrogen in Lüderitz. It highlights the need for a national urban land framework to ensure secured, equitable, affordable, and efficient use of urban land, addressing the partnership between the public and private sectors. Governance, project development, entity ownership, and financial/technical support for project development are essential components discussed.
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RUNDUSPATI AL GROWTH ANALYSIS
LAND &PROPERTYDATA ANALYSI S The property market overviews are conducted with the objective of generating timely collection and release of key market indicators for assessment of the housing conditions. The analysis covers key aspects of the purchase and selling of housing trends, including the factors affecting the supply and demand of housing.
LDERITZ Prospective Economic Population Statistics Economy Contributors 2011: 2021: 2031: 12 537 15 366 18 834 Agriculture, Forestry & Fishing 34% (//Karas Region) Fishing 80% (L deritz) NUST Campus Museum Hydrogen Project Urbanisation: Population increase & Spatial Growth Source:NSA
LANDANDI NFRASTRUCTURAL REQUI REMENTSFOR GREEN HYDROGENI NL DERI TZ Land Supply Employment Statistics 15 000 jobs during 500 un-serviced erven within the town boundary construction 3000 jobs permanent Green Hydrogen: Land & Infrastructure Demand Need serviced housing development to avail for Current Demand land Waiting list : 4000 middle income Majority prospective employees: middle - high income earners of - high
THEURBAN LANDPOLI CY Aim: Provide a national urban land framework that will enable the establishment of policies, programmes and strategies Objectives: Ensure secured, equitable, affordable and efficient use of urban land
THE PROBLEM LAND AND INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY PUBLIC SECTOR PRIVATE SECTOR THE PARTNERSHIP Political Support Supervisory Role Social Responsibility Infrastructure Technology Management Finance GOVERNANCE PROJECT DEVELOPMENT ENTITY OWNERHSIP COMMITMENT FINANCIAL/TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR PROJECT DEVELOPMENT OFFICIAL DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE FOREIGN DIRECTINVESTMENT
MANAGEMENT OF URBANISATION TO : Maximise agglomeration Reduce degradation minimise adverse impacts on urban dwellers benefits of environmental By : Considering future different scenarios in growth of areas and Through : surroundings Government Policies: Urban Land Policy
