1. PRESENTATION TO THE PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE ON PROVINCIAL AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
16 AUGUST 2005 BY
MS BUSI MDAKA

2. OUTLINE OF PRESENTATION
1. INTRODUCTION
2. SELECTED INDICATORS
3. ANALYSIS OF SERVICE
DELIVERY PER INDICATOR
4. CONCLUSION

3. INTRODUCTION Based on the Results of the Household Surveys 2000-2004
Conducted annually in September
The ISRDP was introduced in 2001
The new system of local government also introduced in 2001
Nodes like Chris Hani, O R Tambo inherited areas which were previously in the Homeland areas- hence backlogs
Some municipalities like Sekhukhune and Umkhanyakude were first established in 2001 –had to start by putting capacity and institutional arrangements in place

4. Selected Indicators for nodal areas
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
Households living in formal dwellings
82.4
90.7
89.5
92.4
89.1
Households living in informal dwellings
4.0
3.3
2.8
4.8
Households living in traditional dwellings
31.0
41.0
33.9
32.2
38.3
Dwelling ownership for households
22.3
23.2
23.5
25.5
Piped water in dwelling or on site
27.9
26.4
27.3
28.3
29.8
Access to flush, chemical ,VIP toilets
9.2
10.4
10.1
10.6
Refuse removed by local authority
17.0
16.9
16.6
18.1
18.7
Access to electricity for lighting
11.9
22.4
22.8
23.9
27.5
Access to electricity for heating
15.5
16.4
15.3
17.9
17.8
Access to electricity for cooking
3.5
9.7
6.8
4.5
11.1
Telephone's in dwellings
8.9
7.9
6.6
6.9
Cellular phones in dwelling
9.0
16.8
20.0
25.3
37.9

5. PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLDS LIVING IN NODAL AREAS
% INCREASE 2001 (census 96 and 2001)
Node
% Increase
Alfred Nzo
11,2 %
Chris Hani
O R Tambo
12 %
Ukhahlamba
21 %
Maluti –Aphofung –(Thabo Mofutsanyana)
Not available
Ugu
44.3
Umkhanyakude
Umzinyathi
25.9
Zululand
40.2
Sekhukhune
19.4
Bohlabela
2,4
Kgalagadi
25.6
Central Karoo 22

6. PERCENTAGE OF HOUSEHOLDS LIVING IN FORMAL DWELLINGS - % INCREASE /DECREASE

7. Percentage of households living in formal dwellings % increase/decrease
Formal dwelling refers to : Dwellings/house or brick structure on separate stand;flat or apartment in block of flats; town/cluster; and unit in retirement village.
There was a total increase of 8.1% in the households living in formal dwellings in the period under review.
This increase was noticeable in 10 of the thirteen nodal areas.
The most significant increase 71.6% was in Umkhanyakude- the node that had the the highest growth in the number of households i.e. 44.4%
The highest decrease was in Bohlabela 100% - in 2004
The increase can be attributed to the increase in RDP houses, the fact that the public is able to build their own structures and the definition of the formal dwelling.

8. Percentage of households living in informal dwellings % increase/decrease

9. Percentage of households living in informal dwellings % increase/decrease
Informal dwellings consist of : dwellings/ shacks in the backyard and not in the backyard
The slide indicates that there was a total of 21% increase in the informal dwellings in all the nodal areas in the period under review
The highest increase was in Ugu- one of the nodes that had the highest increase in the number of households
There is a correlation between the percentage of the increase in the informal dwellings and the decrease in the formal dwellings in Bohlabela
The highest decrease was in Umkhanyakude
There is a correlation in the decrease in the informal dwellings and the increase in the formal dwellings in Umkhanyakude

10. Percentage of households with water in the dwelling and on site

11. Percentage of households with water in the dwelling and on site % Increase/Decrease
9 of the 13 municipalities had a increase in access to water between 2000 and 2001
There was a total increase of 7.0% access to water on the stand and on site in the nodal areas in the period under review
The highest increase in the five year period was in Umkhanyakude 159.7% followed by Alfred Nzo i.e 104.8%.
Alfred Nzo had a continuous minimal increase in the first 3 years and had a 207.1% increase in 2004

12. Percentage of households with access to flush, chemical and VIP toilets % Increase/ Decrease

13. Percentage of households with access to flush, chemical and VIP toilets % Increase/Decrease
There was a total of 12.5% increase in the number of households with flush, chemical and VIP toilets in the period under review.
A total of nine nodes had an increase
The highest percentage of increase was in Sekhukhune i.e.333.3%
A total of four nodes had a decrease
The district with the highest percentage of decrease was Bohlabela i.e. –81.3%

14. Percentage of households with refuse removal by the Local Authority % Increase/Decrease

15. Percentage of households with refuse removal by the Local Authority % Increase/Decrease
There is a 9.7 % increase in the number of household with refuse removal by the local authority
The highest rate of increase was in Sekhukhune 417.6% followed by Alfred Nzo 136.8%
The highest decrease was in Bohlabela –93.3% followed by Zululand 50.2% and Central Karoo –13.9%

16. Percentage households with access to electricity for lighting % Increase/Decrease

17. Percentage households with access to electricity for lighting % Increase/Decrease
The nodes had a total of 130% increase in terms of access to electricity for lighting purposes
The highest percentage is in Alfred Nzo 130% followed by Kgalagadi 119.2%
All the other nodes had below average percentage increase
The node that had a zero growth is central Karoo
This can be attributed to the fact that they were already above average in the provision of services
The focus of this node is on the extension of services to reach the newly developed and farming communities

18. Percentage of households with access to electricity for Heating increase/Decrease

19. Percentage of households with access to electricity for Heating Increase/Decrease
The total percentage of households using electricity for heating increased by 14.9 % between 2000 and 2004 in the nodal areas.
Eleven of the thirteen nodes had an increase
The highest increase was in Central Karoo 184.4%, Umkhanyakude 155.4% and Alfred Nzo 144.4%
There was a decrease of -19.6% and -31.9% in Sekhukhune and Bohlabela respectively.

20. Percentage of households with access to electricity for cooking % Increase/Decrease

21. Percentage of households with access to electricity for cooking % Increase/Decrease
The total percentage of households using electricity for cooking increased by 217.8% between 2000 and 2004
The highest increase was in Alfred Nzo 330% and Kgalagadi 140.4%.
There was a decrease of -9% and –19.7% in Sekhukhune and Bohlabela respectively
The decrease can be attributed to the increase in informal dwellings especially in Bohlabela and Tubatse

22. Percentage of households with telephones in dwellings % Increase/Decrease

23. Percentage of households with telephones in dwellings % Increase/Decrease
There was a total 31.7% decrease in the percentage of households with telephone lines in 12 of the 13 nodes
This trend can be attributed and is related in to the increase in the number of people who have cellular phones
The highest decrease was in Alfred Nzo 78.6% and Bohlabela 75.5%
This trend has a negative effect on the number of households that will have access to internet and information
Only Kgalakgadi had an increase i.e. 44.3%

24. Percentage of households with cellular phones % Increase/Decrease

25. Percentage of households with cellular phones % Increase/Decrease
There was a total increase of % in the percentage of household with cellular phones in the period under review
The highest growth was in Umkhanyakude 657.4%

26. Conclusions
There was an increase in the number of households in all the nodal areas between 1996 and 2001
The highest increase was in Umkhanyakude and Ugu i.e. 44.3% each and Zululand i.e. 40.2%
The lowest increase was in Bohlabela i.e. 2.4%
The percentage in access to services vary from node to node
Generally there was an increase in the percentage of households who have access to basic services in the period under review.
The most significant increase was experienced in access to electricity
Bohlabela experienced a decrease in all the indicators
Although lagging behind in terms of service delivery O R Tambo showed a constant growth in all areas

27. Conclusions
There was a decrease in the percentage of telephones in the dwellings
The decrease in the percentage of telephones in the dwellings has a negative effect on ensuring access to ICT- particularly internet
There was an increase in the percentage of people who own cellular phones in these areas

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