All answers

Question Answer Description Datasource and Evidence Comment
Are there budgetary or institutional capacity for participatory planning in informal settlements? Strong Evidence

Without institutional capacity, it is unlikely that the city government will take participatory planning seriously.

IDP/BEPP 2019/20 review Clear evidence seen in the extent of partnerships
Does the city government have partnerships in place with organisations that can facilitate community participation? Strong Evidence

Partnerships with internal departments and councilors and/or external organisations might be required to facilitate participatory planning.

IDP/BEPP 2019/20 review NUSP, CSP, iQhaza Lethu, Blackburn Village Social Sustainability and Innovation Program (SSIP), Resilient City Strategy: Collaborative Informal Settlement Action, the Isulabantu Project, Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) entered into between City & member organizations of the South African Shack Dwellers International (SASDI) Alliance.
Are there any other special arrangements in place to allow for participatory informal settlement upgrading? Strong Evidence

Special arrangements might be required to deal with the contextual particularities of informal settlements in different locations.

IDP 2019/20 review Infrastructure Improvements for Early Childhood Development (ECD) Centres in Informal Settlements, African Forum on Urban Safety (AFUS)

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