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Spatial Determinants of Wellbeing – Paper Series
This volume of papers explores spatial determinants of well-being. The papers look at spatial inequalities related to public transport and decent work, early childhood development and violence against ‘othered’ bodies. They also
SoCR 5 People’s Guide
Cities are about people, first and foremost. And, as the national Integrated Urban Development Framework states, South African cities should be safe, liveable, socially integrated, economically inclusive and globally competitive, with an
State of South African Cities Report 2021
The 5th edition of the State of South African Cities Report 2021. The SoCR is the SACN’s flagship output that presents a five-year perspective on the performance and analysis of the conditions of South Africa’s largest cities. The
The State of Urban Safety in South Africa Report 2021
This report provides an overview of global, regional and national urban safety developments and policy provisions, and presents an analysis of the state of crime and violence in nine of South Africa’s major cities (Johannesburg, Cape
Urban Safety Policy Brief No.2/2022: The Potential of the EPWP to Promote Community Safety
The focus of this policy brief is to explore the potential of EPWP projects to promote urban safety and prevent violence. In South Africa, the EPWP emerges in 2003 as a nation-wide public employment initiative implementing state-owned
Urban Safety Policy Brief No.1/2022: The Impact of Closed-Circuit Television
This Urban Safety Brief considers the imperative of partnership policing for ensuring safer cities in South Africa. It looks at how partnership policing can be used to address the complex crime and safety challenges faced by cities. The SA
Urban Festival 2021: The Rebuilt City
The theme of The Rebuilt City: Rising from crises of emergency governance to a more sustainable and resilient future was born from a desire to provide urban actors with suitable frameworks, knowledge, and resources to navigate the new
The State of the Expanded Public Works Programme in South African Cities 2020-2021
The progress of the EPWP in the cities and the innovation and learning that have emerged through the RG are captured annually in the ‘State of the Expanded Public Works Programme in South African Cities’ reports. This publication
Rules of the Game
The main aim of this research is to obtain insights into the structure and operation of municipal performance management systems in South African cities, and the impact of these systems on what actually gets done, with particular reference
City Diplomacy Papers: Volume 1
This first volume contains papers that look at some broad topics of city diplomacy: the changing world of international relations, mobilising climate finance, knowledge co-production, and urban
Profiling Intermediate Cities in South Africa
ICMs are firmly established as a critical component of South Africa’s government policy. After providing an overview of policy development and the changes in classification of ICMs in South Africa, the report analyses the socio-economic
Digital Dash: The Young Planners & Designers Essay Competition 2020
This #DigitalDash is SACN’s contribution to providing platforms for the youth of South Africa’s cities and towns to exercise their voice and actively contribute in solving challenges around realising more inclusive, integrated cities
A Compendium of the BEITT Journey 2017-2020
This Compendium provides an overview of the meetings and research work of the BEITT since
A How-To-Guide on Running Effective Expanded Public Works Programmes
The purpose of the guide is to provide implementing agents at city level with guidelines on how to carry out EPWP programmes and projects successfully. Reference material used in compiling the guide included the Infrastructure Manual, the
An In-Depth Analysis of Selected EPWP Projects and Case Studies through the EPWP Phases
The purpose of this report is to give The purpose of this report is to give the results of an assessment of selected EPWP programmes implemented since 2004.
The programmes described in the report were extracted from the EPWP annual