Voices | Building a more equitable South Africa hinges on buy-in from whole of government and all of society, writes Nicolette Pingo
Despite numerous considerable policy and implementation efforts, cities have had little success in fundamentally restructuring spatial apartheid and achieving spatial justice.
The Integrated Urban Development Framework puts forward nine key levers for spatial transformation outcomes, while the SA Cities Network provides critical support to strengthen cities’ capacities and ability to partner to best make use of these levers for urgent spatial and economic transformation.Subscribe to News24 for just R75 per month to read all our investigative and in-depth journalism. You can cancel any time.
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