1. Institutional Arrangements SAFA (OAA) “Show” National Government (Government Guarantees) “Stage” FIFA “Franchise Owner” 2010 FIFA World Cup SA 2010 Organising Committee 2010 FIFA World Cup ™ 6 March 2008 Cape Town and the Western Cape

2. Objectives Cape Town: 2010 Host City Host semi finals and events successfully Party capital Maximum public benefit and lasting legacy Infrastructure and Economic Opportunities Social cohesion ‘a Home for All’ Environmental integrity Desirable destination for investors, trading partners and tourists Geographic spread of benefits 4

3. Benefits of Mega Events Economic development Infrastructure Jobs and working experience Brand recognition Social legacy Environmental sustainability Cooperative governance Focused delivery Disciplined management

4. Green Point Stadium V&A Waterfront Granger Bay Boulevard Somerset Hospital Cape Town International Convention Centre CT Station To Airport Central public viewing area

5. Economic Development Multi-functional international Stadium Infrastructure, Public Transport and Pedestrian Network Metropolitan Urban Renewal Athlone and Philippi Stadium upgrades CTICC expansion: world-class facility to attract more business tourism and events to Cape Town Airport, station, road upgrades and new plant eg hotels Supplier registration: http://www.greenpointstadium2010.co.za http://www.greenpointstadium2010.co.za Link: www.capetown.gov.za/fifaworldcupwww.capetown.gov.za/fifaworldcup SMME 30% procurement B&Bs and township accommodation

6. Infrastructure expansion

7. Brand Recognition: CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA Research during 2002/3 indicated CAPE TOWN widely recognizable name ‘The Cape’ next most widely known 2010 FIFA World Cup = ‘an African World Cup’ (at last!) Cape Town = one of nine Host Cities City and Provincial governments working very closely to deliver a successful 2010 World Cup Africa and South Africa likewise Represented in the Host City and 2010 logos

8. Social Legacy Urban park for all (residents and visitors) Football not just for the ‘Cape Flats’ – building non- racial, non-class and non-gendered sport Building stadium attendance figures – not just sitting at home watching English Premier League! Taking kids off the streets, engaging actively Teaching Fair Play, Fair Life Reaching out – Centres for Hope, Dreamfields Rural outreach Building tolerance, understanding, countering xenophobia

10. Newlands Stadium during “90min for Mandela”

11. “1000 Day Countdown” Cape Town

12. Environmental sustainability GREEN GOAL - German legacy: Public transport Energy efficiency Water efficiency Waste minimisation FIFA to help us achieve at least what was done in Germany plus Carbon credits/offsets Environmental awareness Brazil 2014 focusing on rain forests

13. Dr. Blatter and Dr. Jordaan with Mayor Zille and Premier Rasool Cooperative governance

14. Governance City of Cape Town is contracting authority FIFA Host City Agreement National funding Service Providers Close cooperation with Province Meetings between Mayco and Cabinet Committee Joint Project Team Provincial funding 5

15. Focused Delivery and Disciplined Management Planning, operationalisation, delivery No delays – kick-off 11 June 2010! Manage human resources and budgets Overcome challenges Work together for common delivery Improve safety and security systems Upgrade public transport Focus and communicate!

16. We look forward to welcoming you back up to, during and beyond 2010!