Partnerships

Partnerships
Because of the nature of the department's work, it relies heavily on other City departments - as well as on municipal-owned utilities, agencies and corporatised entities - to carry out its functions. The department also cooperates with adjoining municipalities to ensure coherent policies across administrative boundaries. ** Urban development news Joburg calls on more residents to register for social package City Power embarks on rollout of prepaid meters Business roadshow inspires City’s young entrepreneurs Socioeconomic Conference for Women in Business off to good start Mayor Tau honours Edelstein for June 16, 1976 sacrifice Water, power, sanitation and housing delivery at rapid pace in Joburg Soweto lads overwhelm rivals in rugby tourney Mall on cards for Orange Farm Railway deck in the pipeline Change is coming to Orange Farm Region A faces its challenges Call for public comment Northern Farm to be transformed Region B looks for solutions Region C fights its way out of recession The department's key strategic objectives are:** the eradication of urban sprawl and the effective management of the urban environment; the promotion of higher densities in relation to nodes and along mobility routes; the reversal of urban decay and the regeneration of stagnant areas; the stimulation of growth to meet economic growth targets; the management of capital investment; a safe built environment; and efficient urban management. The department must submit regular progress reports to keep mayoral committee members up to date on service delivery and urban management in each region.
Partnerships

Because of the nature of the department's work, it relies heavily on other City departments - as well as on municipal-owned utilities, agencies and corporatised entities - to carry out its functions. The department also cooperates with adjoining municipalities to ensure coherent policies across administrative boundaries.

Urban development news

Joburg calls on more residents to register for social package
City Power embarks on rollout of prepaid meters
Business roadshow inspires City’s young entrepreneurs
Socioeconomic Conference for Women in Business off to good start
Mayor Tau honours Edelstein for June 16, 1976 sacrifice
Water, power, sanitation and housing delivery at rapid pace in Joburg
Soweto lads overwhelm rivals in rugby tourney
Mall on cards for Orange Farm
Railway deck in the pipeline
Change is coming to Orange Farm
Region A faces its challenges
Call for public comment
Northern Farm to be transformed
Region B looks for solutions
Region C fights its way out of recession

The department's key strategic objectives are:

the eradication of urban sprawl and the effective management of the urban environment;
the promotion of higher densities in relation to nodes and along mobility routes;
the reversal of urban decay and the regeneration of stagnant areas;
the stimulation of growth to meet economic growth targets;
the management of capital investment;
a safe built environment; and efficient urban management.

The department must submit regular progress reports to keep mayoral committee members up to date on service delivery and urban management in each region.

Partnerships