L.E.D AT WARD LEVEL

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L.E.D AT WARD LEVEL

• PLANNING AND PARTICIPATION LEADING TO COMMITTMENT

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Strategic planning approaches

• Problem identification and solution selection
• Optimal potential definition leading to strategic
  interventions and investments

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What are the problems ? ltNeeds analysisgt
or
WHEN ARE WE AT OUR BEST ?
HOW CAN WE BE EVEN BETTER ?
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WHEN WE ARE AT OUR BEST
CHANGE STRATEGIES
PROBLEMATIC PRESENT
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PROCESS FOR CHANGE

• DEFINE PREFERRED FUTURE
• DEFINE HERE AND NOW
• GAP ANALYSIS
• STRATEGY FOR ACHIEVING THE PREFERRED FUTURE

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PLAN WITH REALISTIC TIME FRAMES ENSURING SYNERGY
BETWEEN PROJECTS
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THINKING OUT OF THE BOX
NEW BOX
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NEW BOX
SOME TIMES WHAT IS IN THE NEW BOX IS A SUPRISE
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PROVINCE OF THE EASTERN CAPE PGDP
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L.E.D DEFINITIONS

• LOCAL A SPECIFIC LOCALITY AND GROUP OF PEOPLE
• ECONOMIC..MORE PEOPLE MAKING MORE MONEY
  SYSTAINABLY
• i PRO JECT an outside funded initiative at our
  request for the benefit of the few and the status
  of the leaders
• ACTUAL IMPACT ON POVERTY ERADICATION PERMANENTLY

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LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IS ALL ABOUT
DEFEATING POVERTY
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LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

• 20 000 PEOPLE
• MINIMUM OF R1500 PER MONTH
• R 30 000 000 ( THIRTY MILLION RAND)
• OR R3 MILLION IF FAMILY UNITS ARE ASSUMED.
• 36 MILLION PER ANNUM

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SYNERGISTIC, FOCUSED, INVESTMENT BY ALL ROLE
PLAYERS
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SERVICE DELIVERY
DISTRICT AND LOCAL MUNICIPALITIES
WITH
THROUGH
PARALLEL
CONCURRENT
COMMON PLANNING BUDGETS IMPLEMENTATION SEPARATE
TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES IDP AND LED
SYNCHRONISATION
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Green Revolution
PUBLIC AURA
Cooperative governance
To defeat underdevelopment
PLANS Targets Standards IDP LED PROJECTS
TRAD. LEAD
IDP LED LIP MFP SIYAK SIYA LC CASP RESEARCH ADVICE

• SIX POLICY PEGS
• TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS USED FOR CONSERVATION
  AGRICULTURE
• DIPPING TANKS IN A COMPREHENSIVE LIVESTOCK
  DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
• FENCING IN THE CONSERVATION AND RECLAIMATION OF
  GRAZING, FIELD CROP PRODUCTION, AND HOMESTEAD
  PRODUCTION
• DAMS FOR LIVESTOCK IRRIGATION, WATER CONSERVATION
  
• REVIVING IRRIGATION SCHEMES THROUGH TECHNICAL
  SUPPORT ON WATER USE, CROPPING SYSTEMS,
  PROCESSING AND SOCIO ECONOMIC MODELLING
• MAJOR FOCUS ON EDUCATION,TRAINING AND FORMATION
  WITHIN AGRICULTURE TO UNDERGIRD AGRIBEE AND LAND
  DISRIBUTION

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Green Revolution
CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT
AGRO FORESTRY
HOMESTEAD FOOD PRODUCTION
PROFITABLE CROPS
AGRO INDUSTRY
INCREASED BIOMASS FOR LIVESTOCK
ECONOMIC LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION
A THRIVING RURBAN COMMUNITY
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PRIVATE AND PUBLIC INVESTMENT SUPPORTING LOCAL
ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITIES LINKED TO THE WIDER
ECONOMY.
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LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

• PLAN WITH PEOPLE BY OFFERING A MENU OF OPTIONS TO
  ACHIEVE THE ECONOMIC GOAL AND THEIR PREFERRED
  FUTURE
• PROVIDE CLEAR IMPLICATIONS FOR EACH OPTION,
  IDENTIFYING ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
• ALLOW AND ENABLE INDIVIDUALISM WITHIN COMMON
  VALUES AND MEANING

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JOHN ALLWOOD GENERAL MANAGER TECHNICAL
SERVICES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE PROVINCE
OF THE EASTERN CAPE