1. RESIDENTS SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES

2. Economic Issues The ECONOMY
Runs on infrastructure – mobility, accessibility, lower transport costs
Under-developed communities - most burdensome, least contributory, straining:
Economy
Population
Environment
Over-population is by far our greatest issue.
There is only one way to reduce population numbers –
Social Pressures of scarcity and resource availability.
Education
Financial Upliftment

3. A PLAN - considerations
THE PEOPLE!
Security – understand the gang culture, Xenophobia.
Food shortages – enhance food security.
Education –– mass scale, practical and basic education first to enable financial stability. See next slide.
Financial stability - provide immediate financial income streams; reduces population growth and enhances lifestyle.
Avail space, facilities, opportunities, trainers.

4. Agriculture / Permaculture / Horticulture
A PLAN – Developers
Agriculture / Permaculture / Horticulture
Activity – Skills Transfer
Training and Facilities on site (Retail and Commercial Development)
Local restaurants buy produce
Requirement:
Facility space
Trainer
Threats:
Current landscaping companies.
Security risk.
Beneficiary Benefits
Acquire Skills
(Also Business)
Food Security
Facility availability
Work Proximity
Financial and lifestyle upliftment
Job creation (Trainer)
Donor Benefits
Cheaper development maintenance as trainees work within the grounds
Sustainability or Green Council Points
Possible preference at Town Planning phase
Rebates either via Council submission discount or Rates Discount?

5. Agriculture / Permaculture / Horticulture
A PLAN – Developers
Agriculture / Permaculture / Horticulture

6. Agriculture / Permaculture / Horticulture
A PLAN – Developers
Agriculture / Permaculture / Horticulture

7. Agriculture / Permaculture / Horticulture
A PLAN – Developers
Agriculture / Permaculture / Horticulture

8. Activity – Skills Transfer
A PLAN – Developers
Construction / Crafts
Activity – Skills Transfer
Training and Facilities on site (Retail and Commercial Development)
or donor sites in townships
Market to Local Traders and Markets – leverage Tourism.
Requirement:
Facility space
Trainer
Threats:
Security risk.
Beneficiary Benefits
Acquire Skills
(Also Business)
Facility availability
Work Proximity
Financial and lifestyle upliftment
Job creation (Trainer)
Self- help homes.
Donor Benefits
Sustainability or Green Council Points
Possible preference at Town Planning phase
Rebates either via Council submission discount or Rates Discount?

9. A PLAN – Developers
Construction / Crafts

10. A PLAN – Developers
Construction / Crafts

11. A PLAN – Developers
Construction / Crafts

12. A PLAN – Developers
Construction / Crafts

13. A PLAN – Developers
Construction / Crafts

14. A PLAN – Developers
Construction / Crafts

15. A PLAN – Developers
Construction / Crafts

16. Mobile Operator Messages
A PLAN – considerations
Mobile Operator Messages
EDUCATION – how?
Mobilise the Cellular Networks – sms or MMS messages and provide rebates to the providers.
Government supports and make sure it is a-political which would just create strife.
Motivation: Raise education and productivity – any upward economic movement benefits every single person or entity.
Use much humour – inside track – Trevor Noah, for example.
Appeal to interests.
Basic Hygiene and health issues.
Appeal to sense of pride – remind each individual why they should be proud people of Africa.
Give self-worth from the inside.
Partnering – training from within.
Create a culture of self-help – a proud nation does not stand around waiting for help.
An appreciation and understanding of the environment and how it benefits us. (Trees make oxygen.)
Basics of how economies run using simple examples. Eg – Keeping their townships clean and creating crafts will bring tourists which will bring funds into the communities.
Create an appreciation for the arts. (Artists create statements in townships.)
Possibly educate on retirement and pensions or other such boring matters.
How to start a business and business assistance services.
Relationship skills – cross-cultural messages and relationship management tips that are not culturally offensive.

17. Mobile Operator Messages
A PLAN – considerations
Mobile Operator Messages
EDUCATION – how?

18. A PLAN – considerations
Tourism and Arts
Community Revenue Sharing.
Mobilise the Cellular Networks – sms or MMS messages and provide rebates to the providers.
Government supports and make sure it is a-political which would just create strife.
Motivation: Raise education and productivity – any upward economic movement benefits every single person or entity.
Use much humour – inside track – Trevor Noah, for example.
Appeal to interests.
Basic Hygiene.
Appeal to sense of pride – remind each individual why they should be proud people of Africa.
Partnering – training from within.
Create a culture of self-help – a proud people does not stand around waiting for help.
An appreciation and understanding of the environment and how it benefits us.
Basics of how economies run using simple examples. Eg – Keeping their townships clean and creating crafts will bring tourists which will bring funds into the communities.
Create an appreciation for the arts.
Possibly educate on retirement and pensions or other such boring matters.
How to start a business and business assistance services.
Relationship skills – cross-cultural messages and relationship management tips that are not culturally offensive.

19. A PLAN – considerations
Tourism

20. References