Public participation meetings

My Cape Town needs
Survey

Thanks for taking part in the City of Cape Town's Integrated Development Plan (IDP) survey. Our Five-year Plan to create a city that works to improve the life of every Capetonian.

By taking part in the survey, you’re helping to turn your community - and your city - into a better place to live and work.

Before we begin, we need a little information to help us improve our survey, our service and your Cape Town.

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Questions

1. Select your top two priorities for making Cape Town a more successful city:

Excellent basic service deliveryBasic service delivery to informal areas and backyard dwellersSafer communitiesDensifying the city along lines of transportationA reliable and efficient transport systemUsing digital technology to advance the cityMaking Cape Town a globally competitive business cityNatural resource efficiency and security Building more integrated communitiesAn environment that creates jobsOperational and financial sustainability

2. Select your bottom two priorities for making Cape Town a more successful city:

Excellent basic service deliveryBasic service delivery to informal areas and backyard dwellersSafer communitiesDensifying the city along lines of transportation A reliable and efficient transport systemUsing digital technology to advance the cityMaking Cape Town a globally competitive business cityNatural resource efficiency and security Building more integrated communitiesAn environment that creates jobsOperational and financial sustainability

3. Select your top two priorities to ensure that Cape Town continues to grow as an opportunity city:

Building on Cape Town's image as the place to do businessInvesting in skills that the economy needs and create work opportunities for young people Making Cape Town more energy secureFocusing economic development on areas and sectors with high growth capacity, export possibilities
and potential for labour absorptionEnhancing the city's digital infrastructure (e.g. broadband)Supporting a growing economy by investing in roads

4. Select your top two priorities for making Cape Town an increasingly safe city:

Focusing on crime hotspotsProviding a 24-hour safety and policing serviceIncreasing the number of personnel to address safety and emergency problemsImplement neighbourhood watch systems as a localised approach to improve policing

5. Select your top two priorities for making Cape Town even more of a caring city:

Developing ways to address homelessness Developing an integrated substance abuse response systemProviding social relief by increasing the number of work opportunities in the EPWP (Expanded Public Works Programme)Collaborating with NGO's and NPO's to assist in combating substance abuse and violence

6. Select your top two priorities for making Cape Town an even more inclusive city:

Enhancing public engagement measures Providing public spaces and amenities in underserved areasContinuing the street naming and re-naming processEnhancing cross-subsidisation of the poorCelebrating memorial and heritage sitesProviding opportunities for more meaningful dialogue with the City of Cape TownImplementing the Human Settlements Framework.

7. Select your top two priorities to make sure Cape Town continues to be a well-run city:

Ensuring sustainable service delivery Establishing an effective governance and compliance systemAdopting an international best practice approach to implementing anti-bribery and anti-corruption measures for the City Modernising government services to create value for our CapetoniansEnsuring service delivery efficiency and financial sustainability