alfred nzo district municipality hosts redoubt community dialogue
alfred nzo district municipality hosts redoubt community dialogue- image: Alfred Nzo District Municipality
  • Community Engagement in Development Planning: The Alfred Nzo District Municipality hosted a session with residents of Ward 18 and 20 to identify local development priorities, emphasizing the importance of public participation in municipal planning and service delivery.
  • Promotion of Inclusive Growth and Public Participation: Officials highlighted that public involvement is essential for fostering inclusive growth and strengthening relationships between the government and the community.
  • Implementation of SPLUMA for Sustainable Planning: The initiative supports the Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act (SPLUMA), promoting integrated and inclusive planning as vital for sustainable development.

The Alfred Nzo District Municipality has hosted a community and traditional council engagement session with residents of Ward 18 and 20 in Redoubt, under the Winnie Madikizela-Mandela Local Municipality.

The meeting focused on identifying development priorities directly from the people, ensuring that municipal planning and service delivery reflect the real needs of the community. Leaders emphasized that public participation remains central to fostering inclusive growth and building stronger relationships between government and citizens.

This initiative is also part of implementing the Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act (SPLUMA), which calls for integrated and inclusive planning. The District emphasized that collaborating with traditional leaders and residents is vital for driving sustainable local development and strengthening the regional economy.

By putting communities at the center of decision-making, the Municipality aims to make development more responsive, long-lasting, and focused on creating a better future for generations to come. The engagement reflects Alfred Nzo District’s commitment to listening to the people and ensuring that no one is left behind in the development agenda.

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