DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT MODEL PILOT PROGRESS District Development Model

DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT MODEL : PILOT PROGRESS District Development Model REPORT Comprehensive Land Analysis PRESENTATION TO THE PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE, LAND REFORM AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT 18 FEBRUARY 2020

Introduction and Background • The District Development Model announced by the President seeks to address the silos and the lack of coherence of planning and implementation in all spheres of governance. • The first launch of the Model took place in OR Tambo District Municipality on 17 September 2019. The second launch was held in e. Thekwini Metropolitan Municipality on 18 October 2019. The third and last launch was held in Waterberg District Municipality on the 26 th of November 2019. • The overall aim of these launches is amongst others, to kick-start a diagnostic process towards the formulation of “ONE PLAN” for implementation in each of the 52 district and metro spaces. This plan will ensure that government plans and implements in unison with other stakeholders over the short, medium and long terms. This plan will also address current challenges of poor intergovernmental coordination, planning, budgeting and implementation. • Directly linked to District Rural Development Plans developed by SPLUM. • As part of DALRRD Strategy for re-prioritisation, the NARYSEC youth programme has been identified to pilot the DDM. (300 youth per District to be targeted). 1

KHAWULEZA PROGRAMME PILOT ROADMAP Phase 1 Programme Delivery Plan Development, Political Endorsement and Stakeholder Consultation - End Nov 2019 Conduct comprehensive land analysis, analyze existing and planned projects. Develop plan of action for job skills readiness. Develop a draft detailed programme plan. Conduct comprehensive stakeholder engagement. Identify youth for skills development programme. Update the programme delivery plan. ‘ONE PLAN” Phase 3 – Benefits Realization, Programme Close Out 2021 Programme closeout, impact reporting, postimplementation plan activation. (18 Months post programme implementation review and mobilization plan for country wide implementation) Phase 2 – Implementation 2020 Contracting training institutions. Developing training programme. Conducting Training. Assign youth to projects. Conduct stakeholder engagement. Conduct periodical programme review. 2

OR Tambo District 3

OR Tambo District Functional Region Summary Functional region 1: High agriculture potential area are found along the coast stretching from Mbotyi until the Coffee Bay. The FR stretches along the coast of Igquza Hill LM, Port St Johns LM, Nyandeni LM, King Sabatha Dalindyebo LM. The area is proposed to focus on the oceans economy, agro processing, ecotourism, nature conservation and small rural town revitalisation. Characterised by unique biodiversity and conservation area. 3 Functional region 2: High agricultural potential land is located on the north western part of the district. The area consists of some of the major towns in the district with Mthatha, Tsolo, Qumbu and Libode. The functional region is also characterised by high potential in forestry, tourism and renewable energy sources. 4 1 2 Functional region 3: Areas with high potential agricultural is located along the Southern Boarder of OR Tambo in the vicinity of the town of Mqanduli. The areas is characterised by high levels of poverty, subsistence farming and small scale livestock and fish farming. The area does possess potential for agricultural expansion. Functional region 4: Areas with high agriculture potential for are found within this FR. This includes areas around the towns of Flagstaff and Lusiki. The area also possesses high potential forestry. The region is located in close proximity to the planned Lambasi Agri Hub. 4

O. R Tambo District Functional Region 1 FUNCTIONAL REGION DESCRIPTION REQUIRED INTERVENTIONS Short term: Soya bean commodity development and Functional Region 1 Soy Bean Agri Processing Plant at stretches from Mbotyi Lambasi until the Coffee Bay and Port St Johns FPSU (Vegetables and Dairy stretches along the Cows) coast of Igquza Hill LM, Coffee Bay Mini harbour and fish farming Port St Johns LM, Addressing Abnormally high water Nyandeni LM, King backlogs in Port St Johns and i. Ngquza Hill Sabatha Dalindyebo LM. Local Municipalities, to improve living Priority commodities: conditions and unlock economic potential: • Soya Kwa Nyathi Regional Bulk Water Supply • Maize Scheme • Livestock Identified Villages Local Municipality Ngquza Hill Port St Johns King Sabata Dalindyebo Village Name Mtanzi Lambasi Egogogo Gomolo Bholani Caguba Lower Ntafufu - B Gemvale Mthambalala - B Ebuchele Coffee Bay Ward No 22 24 1 2 4 5 10 10 11 11 24

O. R Tambo District Functional Region 1 Identified Projects & Skills Project (identified/ proposed) Description Wards/ Villages Skills required/Areas of training Identified courses/ programmes Soya Bean commodity Soya bean commodity development and Soy Bean Agri Processing Plant at Lambasi Agricultural • Soya bean commodity development and Soy Bean Agri Processing Plant at Lambasi Coffee Bay Mini harbour and fish farming Coffee Bay Agri Processing Plant Coffee Bay Mini harbour and fish farming • • Construction • • Grain Production: Maize, Soya Beans, Wheat Grain Handling Processes Plant Production Built environment (Building and Civil Construction) Grain Milling On going activities • • • Agricultural and enterprise development • • • New Venture Creations Mixed Farming Systems Fish & Seafood Processing Finalise course content with training providers with assistance from the ARC Finalisation of collaboration agreements with experts on Integrated Agro-ecological farming systems, FAO partnership Projects packaging finalisation 6

O. R Tambo District Functional Region 2 FUNCTIONAL REGION DESCRIPTION • • • Functional Region 2 consists of some of the major towns in the district including Mthatha, Tsolo, Qumbu and Libode. It includes the Mhlontlo LM, King Sabata Dalindyebo and Nyandeni LM. Priority Commodities: Maize Aquaculture Forestry REQUIRED INTERVENTIONS Short term: Mhlontlo FPSU (Maize) Medium to Long Term: Water Services Authority through the Mthatha Water Revenue Management and Enhancement Vulindlela Industrial Park Development Mthatha Urban Renewal development Identified Villages Local Municipality Nyandeni Village Ward No Name Zandukweni 1 Ethumbeni 1 Luthumbeni 3 Tyara 8 Emoyeni 8 Kuzithathele 9 Corhana 9 Lutholi 10 Ngolo 11 Sibangweni 11 Ncambedlan 11 a Local Municipality Mhlontlo King Sabata Dalindyebo Village Name Lower Gungululu Matyeba Mandela Mvumelwano Qotira Nkamasana Mpindweni/V illage 9 Linki Tabase Payne - C Mabheleni - E Ward No 4 5 7 14 20 4 10 10 14 30 33 7

O. R Tambo District Functional Region 3 • • • FUNCTIONAL REGION DESCRIPTION Functional Region 3 is located along the Southern Boarder of OR Tambo consisting of the town of Mqanduli. Within functional region 3 the following LMs are part of it, King Sabata Dalidyebo, Nyadine LM Priority commodities: Soya Maize Livestock • • REQUIRED INTERVENTIONS Short term: Mqanduli FPSU Ngqeleni FPSU Medium to Long Term: Vulindlela Industrial Park Development Identified Villages Local Municipality Port St Johns Nyandeni King Sabata Dalindyebo Village Name Ward No Dalazi Buthulo Bhuthulo Masameni Bange Maqomsni Xhugxwaya 3 7 7 15 21 29 32 8

O. R Tambo District Functional Region 4 FUNCTIONAL REGION DESCRIPTION Functional Region 4 consists of mainly the towns of Flagstaff and Lusiki. It falls over the administrative boundaries of Inquza Hill, Port Saint Johns and Nyandeni LM. The following suitable commodities have been identified: Lusiki/Flagstaff– Suitable: Canola; sunflower; Marginal suitability: Maize and Irrigated potatoes; Moderate: rainfed soya and dry peaches Cross Mission Area: Marginal Suitability: Rainfed Soya; Moderate: Sunflower Moderate suitability across functional region for rain fed dry bean REQUIRED INTERVENTIONS Short term: Agricultural development (Soya Bean production; Cannabis Agri Production and Processing) High water backlogs in Port St Johns and i. Ngquza Hill Local Municipalities, to improve living conditions and unlock economic potential: Kwa Nyathi Regional Bulk Water Supply Scheme Improving living conditions in small towns through the Tsolo and Qumbu Inner Town road and stormwater upgrades Magwa Tea Agro-tourism Medium to Long term: Upgrade of Old Teaching Colleges to a University of Technology Identified Villages – see next slide 9

O. R Tambo District Functional Region 4 Identified Projects & Skills Identified Villages Local Municipality Ngquza Hill Port St Johns Village Name Ward No Mfinizweni 4 Sipaqeni 9 Mdikane 15 Malangeni 16 Matheko 16 Kanana 17 Pumlo 18 Kwanyuswa 19 Ntsimbini 19 Mcobotini 21 Litlaphele - B 27 Bala 30 Jiminxeni 30 Mantusini 7 Libode - A 8 Mgugwana 12 Ntongwane 15 Lutshaya - B 18 Jambeni A 19 Mthimde - A 20 Project (identified/ proposed) Description Wards/ Villages Skills required/Areas of training Identified courses/ programmes Soya Bean Production Soya bean commodity development Lusiki/Flag staff Agricultural • • Cannabis Agri Production and Processing) Lusiki Magwa Tea Agro-tourism Magwa Tea Plantation Agricultural and Enterprise development • Grain Production: Maize, Soya Beans, Wheat Grain Handling and Processes On going activities • Plant Production • • New Venture Creation Plant Production Cooperative Management Agro tourism • Finalise course content with training providers with assistance from the ARC Finalisation of collaboration agreements with experts on Integrated Agro-ecological farming systems Projects packaging finalisation

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e. Thekwini Metro Profile Region Descriptions The e. Thekwini Municipal Area (EMA) can be divided into four cohesive and functional Spatial Regions (SRs) by virtue of the geophysical features of the Municipality and the associated settlement patterns and linkages that have developed in response to these regions. The first division that is apparent is at the metropolitan level where the Umgeni River, the Umlazi River and the Kloof Ridge dissect the municipal area into four sub metro areas (i. e. central, north, west, and south). These features are such that physical linkages between the sub metro areas are constrained to narrow corridors (bridges across the Umgeni and the Umlaas) and a very limited access corridor through the Kloof Ridge. The municipality is further divided into an Urban Area and a Non-urban area demarcated by an “Urban Development Line (UDL)”. The municipality strives to provide “urban related” services within the UDL, but will provide a lower standard of service to the areas outside the UDL. The EMM further contains 16 Traditional Council Areas (TCs) and three Community Associations (CAs) 12

e. Thekwini Metro Profile Northern and Southern Region PRIORITISED AREAS/PLACES BASED ON CONCENTRATION OF YOUTH REGION DESCRIPTION The Northern region stretches from the northern banks of the Umgeni River in the South up to and including Tongaat in the North, from the coast line in the east to UMzinyathi, Inanda and border with the ILembe District Municipality in the West and North. Priority commodities: • Sugar cane , Maize, Livestock and Wattle Tongaat Ottawa Phoenix Kwa-mashu Siyanda Inanda PRIORITISED AREAS/PLACES BASED ON CONCENTRATION OF YOUTH REGION DESCRIPTION The Southern region extends from the northern boundary consisting of the Umlazi River and the Umlaas Canal to the UFudu Escarpment and the Ezi. Mbokodweni River in the north-West to the Western and Southern boundaries of the e. Thekwini Municipality. The southern region is in extent of 510 km². It abuts in the north onto both the central and western metropolitan planning regions. Commodities: Sugar cane Hazelmere Umbumbulu Sobonakhona Folweni Luthuli Amazimtoti Thoyana Luganda Illovu Umboginthwini Magabeni Umlazi 13

e. Thekwini Metro Profile Central and Western Region REGION DESCRIPTION Central Municipal Planning Region (CMPR) extend from the Umgeni River, in the North, along the coast through to the Umlaas Canal in the South and extend to the escarpment in the west. The region extends over an area of 677 km 2 (67772. 33 ha). It is the urban core of Metro (commercial, retail, financial & administrative hub) REGION DESCRIPTION • • The Western region is approximately 78 438 ha in extent, representing 34% of the municipal region. A large part (50%) of the Outer West region comprises traditional areas. A major portion of the metropolitan open space system (50%) which requires protection is found within this region. Maize Livestock Wattle Wool PRIORITISED AREAS/PLACES BASED ON CONCENTRATION OF YOUTH Umlazi Klaarwater Marianhill Westville Lamontville Isipingo New Germany PRIORITISED AREAS/PLACES BASED ON CONCENTRATION OF YOUTH Mpumalanga Ximba Hammarsdale Ilanga Cato ridge Qadi Harrison Qiniselani Manyuswa Ntshongweni Ngcolosi Macala Molweni Kwandengezi Iqadi Mpumalanga Hillcrest 14

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Waterberg District Functional Region Summary FUNCTIONAL REGION 1: THABAZIMBI FUNCTIONAL REGION Thabazimbi is an iron-mining town in the Waterberg District Municipality. Mining is the main commodity in Thabazimbi followed by game farming in the surrounding farms. Subsistence farming takes place in the townships in a small scale due to shortage of land. Land in the area is privately owned therefore it is difficult for the rural communities to be involved in commercial agriculture. 4 3 FUNCTIONAL REGION 2: BELA-BELA, MOOKGOPONG FUNCTIONAL REGION 3 4 1 1 2 2 MODIMOLLE, AND Modimolle Agri-Hub Rapotokwane Village FR 2 is comprised of three towns bounded by the N 1 road and the R 101 road. The towns mainly depend on agriculture; game farming and tourisms are the main commodities. FUNCTIONAL REGION 3: MOKOPANE FUNCTIONAL REGION Mokgalakwena as a municipal area has a large number of villages followed by the Lephalale municipality Intervention Area 2: Masodi, Tshamahansi, Phafola, Bakenberg, Mabuladilare and Marulaneng FUNCTIONAL REGION 4: LEPHALALE DISTRICT FUNCTIONAL REGION Intervention Area 1: Ga- Seleka, Madibaneng, Setateng and Ga. Phahladira 16

Waterberg District Profile Functional Region 1 FUNCTIONAL REGION DESCRIPTION Functional Region 1 covers the area surrounding the town of Thabazimbi. REQUIRED INTERVENTIONS Short term: Aganang Brick making Agriculture Priority commodities: • Beef • Maize • Poultry Identified Villages Local Municipality Thabazimbi Village/Town Thabazimbi Regorogile Ward No 2 12 17

Waterberg District Profile Functional Region 2 • • • FUNCTIONAL REGION DESCRIPTION Functional Region 2 covers the area surrounding the towns of Bela-Bela, Modimolle, and Mookgopong. Priority commodities: Beef Maize Poultry REQUIRED INTERVENTIONS Short term: Modimolle Abattoir Emmerpan Red Meat Phase 1 and 2 Livestock and Crop Farming Identified Villages Local Municipality Bela-Bela Modimolle Mookgophong Village/Town Rapotokwane Phagameng Diflymachineng Modimolle Farms Mookgophong LM Ward No 8 8 8 11 14 18

Waterberg District Profile Functional Region 3 • • • FUNCTIONAL REGION DESCRIPTION Mokgalakwena municipal area as well as Lephalale municipality together with the towns of Masodi, Tshamahansi, Phafola, Bakenberg, Mabuladilare and Marulaneng are the main towns within Functional Region 3. Priority commodities: Beef Maize Poultry REQUIRED INTERVENTIONS Short term: Fencing projects in various villages Mogalakwena Red Meat Irrigation projects for Dynaz CC and Western Ocean Development 19

Waterberg District Profile Functional Region 4 • • • FUNCTIONAL REGION DESCRIPTION Lephalale Municipality together with the of Ga Seleka, Madibaneng, Setateng and Ga-Phahladira are the main towns within Functional Region 4. Priority commodities: Beef Maize Poultry REQUIRED INTERVENTIONS Short term: Red meat value chain Establishment of Witpoort FPSU Identified Villages Local Municipality Village/Town Lephalale Marapong Lephalale Kauletsi Thabo Mbeki Sefithlogo Ga-Seleka Ward No 2 3 5 9 11 12 20

PROGRESS SUMMARY YOUTH RECRUITMENT • Working closely with key stakeholders including Traditional Leaders, 1000 youth has been recruited and reported to Thaba Nchu College during the weekend of the 18 to 19 January 2020. • The youth is currently receiving Youth Leadership Training for 12 weeks, after which they will be with TVETs and Agricultural Colleges for their training. HIGHER LEARNING INSTITUTIONS • The engagements with the Institutions of Higher Learning that can provide tailor-made training for the recruited you is at advance stages. These will be practical trainings for work readiness. • PROJECTS PACKAGING AND COSTING • Various projects as lifted through spatial analysis and other sector plans are being packaged for implementation. • Start-up packages for youth to start enterprises linked to these projects will be provided. 21

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