Under the theme ‘Be the Change’, the City of Cape Town is calling on all stakeholders to be a part of its Water and Sanitation Innovation Indaba this year:
The City’s ‘open innovation’ approach gives residents the chance to collaborate with the municipality on finding solutions to help improve service delivery across Cape Town. The Indaba, which forms part of World Water Day, runs from 22 to 23 March.
All those interested can submit their ideas via the City of Cape Town Collaboration Platform. Users can comment and vote on ideas that they support, and the platform will evaluate submissions on an ongoing basis. Users whose ideas generate the most interest will be called upon for a pitch session.
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