Rosslyn Strategic Development Forum
This project seeks to promote Rosslyn as a preferred business environment and a safe, secure place to work and reside by means of a partnership between industry, government and the community. The Forum’s strategy hopes to steer the development of Rosslyn toward sustainable world-class industrial areas that benefit business and the people of Tshwane as a whole.
| Project Status | Pending |
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| Project Partners |
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| Project Summary | To ensure local economic growth and employment are created on a sustainable basis |
| Themes |
Economics, Community Sustainability |
| Global Compact Principle |
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| Issues Project is Seeking to Address |
- Alleviating poverty through job creation in the Rosslyn area
- Increasing private sector participation in formulating the Rosslyn development strategy
- Improving public opinion regarding developments in Rosslyn
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| Planned Actions |
- Appoint a steering committee to implement decisions of the Rosslyn Strategic Development Forum.
- Establish specific task teams to address the issues of:
- Power Supply
- Individual Transportation
- HIV/AIDS
- Skills Development
- Road and Rail Infrastructure
- Security
- Exchange relevant information between companies operating in the Rosslyn area
- Enlist foreign collaboration and co-operation in developing Rosslyn as a sustainable world class industrial location
- Guide and monitor development projects beneficial to the Rosslyn area
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| Desired Outcomes |
- To raise the level of private sector and communities involvement in the City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality’s development initatives
- To encourage development opportunities for investment and job creation and industrial development for Tshwane
- To make recommendations to local, provincial and national government on a ‘best practice model’ on public/private partnership
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| Timeline |
2006 Implementation
2007 Implementation
2008 Expected Completion |
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