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ASGISA |
Accelerated and Shared Growth Initiative of South Africa |
Initiated in March 2004. Goals are to halve poverty and unemployment by 2014. |
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AMIP |
Asset Management Improvement Programme |
Is a tool to assist Local Government in management of assets. |
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BRT |
Bus Rapid Transit programme |
Dedicated bus lanes on the N2 forms part this programme to reduce public transport by approximately 10 minutes during peak hours. |
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CDS |
City Development Strategy |
Draw on background studies that have been undertaken for the regional development strategy planning process and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. |
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CHEC |
Cape Higher Education Consortium |
Represents the Cape Peninsular University of Technology, University of Cape Town, and University of the Western Cape and the University of Stellenbosch. |
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CTRU |
Cape Town’s Routes Unlimited |
Is the official destination marketing organisation for the city of Cape Town and the Western Cape Province. It exists to promote Cape Town and the Western Cape as a preferred leisure, events and business destination – both nationwide and worldwide.
Eessence of Cape Town Routes Unlimited tourism marketing strategy is growth and Transformation. |
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CPUT |
Cape Peninsula University of Technology |
Self explanatory. |
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CTICC |
Cape Town International Convention Centre.(Convenco) |
The CTICC aims to develop and operate an international standard convention centre in Cape Town |
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DWAF |
Department of Water Affairs and Forestry. |
Self explanatory. |
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EMT |
Executive Management Team |
Top administration decision-making body of the City of Cape Town. |
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EEI |
Cape Town Energy Efficiency Initiative |
Launched in Feb 2007 Produce energy efficient commercial building. First private and public partnership. |
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EPWP |
Expanded Public Works Programme |
Labour intensive methods to upgrade infrastructure ect. |
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GABS |
Golden Arrow Bus Services |
Golden Arrow serves the entire metropolitan Cape Town area with services provided from six depots. As the sole provider of scheduled bus transport in the Western Cape metropole, the company plays a significant role in meeting basic needs as well as building the economy of the region. |
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GGP |
Gross Geographic Product |
The gross geographic product (GGP) of a particular area amounts to the total income or payment received by the production factors – (land, labour, capital, and entrepreneurship) – for their participation in the production within that area. |
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HLI |
Higher Learning Institution |
Tertiary learning institutions – universities, colleges ect. |
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IWM |
Integrated Waste Management |
Same as above – focus on the integration of waste. |
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IDP |
Integrated Development Plan |
The Integrated Development Plan is a developmental plan setting strategic and budget priorities. |
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KPI |
Key Performance Indicator |
Delivering on the objective. Measuring process. |
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KCT |
Khayelitsha Community Trust |
The main objective of KCT is to facilitate the development of the Khayelitsha Business District and to hold equity for the local community in the development. |
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MTIEF |
Medium Term Income and Expenditure Framework |
MTIEF is a framework used by the City and Provincial government which the City uses to deliver on services that are affordable to its citizens. |
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MFMA |
Municipal Finance Management Act |
Act that guides all financial issues on National, Local and Provincial levels. |
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MTEC |
Medium Term Expenditure Committee |
This committee was established by Province to engage the City of Cape Town, local and district municipalities in an attempt to align provincial and local government dev priorities to budget. |
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NSDP |
National Spatial Development Perspective |
Initiated March 2003. Goal is to attract capital investments in areas of growth potential. Focus is on providing basic services, access to social services and human resource development. Area of need and less potential will be core. |
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NMT |
Non-motorised transport |
Refers to cycling and walking. |
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PGDS |
Provincial Growth and Development Strategy. |
Ikapa Elihlumayo Define shared growth Integrated development targets & objectives for 2014
- Key pillars of development path: - Growth - Equity - Empowerment - Environment integration. |
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PSDF |
Provincial Spatial Development Framework |
Adresses urbanisation pressures on natural ressources, Economic and social divisions. Provides a policy context for urban development and environmental resource protection. |
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SFA |
Strategic Focus Area |
Priority - framework for delivering on the City’s vision and 5 Year Plan. |
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SDBIP |
Service Delivery and Budget Implementation Plan |
Detailed operational plans that focus on City-wide, Directorial and Departmental level. |
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SWM |
Solid Waste Management |
Refers to the management of all waste generated. Also focussing on the prevention of pollution and waste. |
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Future Cape Town |
Future Cape Town |
- Set of ideas of choices faces Cape Town over the next 30-40 years.
- Existing challenges & new dynamics.
- Aims to create a basis of sustainable long-term- growth & development.
- Three aspects need to inform forward planning: Infrastructure, Access & skills.
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US |
University of Stellenbosch |
Self explanatory. |
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UWC |
University of the Western Cape |
Self explanatory. |
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WESGRO |
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(Trade and Investment company. Not acronym.) |
The main objectives are: to attract and facilitate investment into the Western Cape; to grow exports of products and services of the Western Cape through development of export capability, demand and market access and to market the Western Cape as a competitive business destination within the national and international arenas. |
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WC/WDM |
Water Conservation & Water Demand Management. |
Reduce water demand through the implementation of Water Conservation and Water Demand Management (WC/WDM) initiatives in order to ensure a sustainable supply of water for the future and to ensure financial efficiency in the supply of water services. The implementation of WC/WDM can also result in significant long-term financial savings to the City as well as the public by reducing water losses, reducing treatment costs and postponing large capital infrastructure. |
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WSA |
Water Service Authority |
Self explanatory. |
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WSP |
Water Service Provider |
Self explanatory. |