The city’s 2023 infrastructure report was unveiled on March 17 at a masterclass held in conjunction with the Sustainable Infrastructure Development Symposium of South Africa (SIDSSA) by Caley Green, the principal professional officer for the city of Cape Town. The revised report, which evaluates the bulk infrastructure of the city for the previous year, improves on the previous ones by emphasizing many things to be expected ahead of 2024
The city’s 2023 infrastructure report was unveiled on March 17 at a masterclass held in conjunction with the Sustainable Infrastructure Development Symposium of South Africa (SIDSSA) by Caley Green, the principal professional officer for the city of Cape Town.
Building on its predecessors, the revised report assesses the bulk infrastructure of the city from the previous year and looks at five sectors: energy, solid waste, water and sanitation, human settlements, and transportation. Green states, “The report offers an update on the pipeline of projects related to bulk infrastructure that were evaluated in the first report. The areas with the greatest need and demand are covered in this new report.
Building on its predecessors, the revised report assesses the bulk infrastructure of the city from the previous year and looks at five sectors: energy, solid waste, water and sanitation, human settlements, and transportation. Green states, “The report offers an update on the pipeline of projects related to bulk infrastructure that were evaluated in the first report. The areas with the greatest need and demand are covered in this new report.
The Masterclass was facilitated by Sihle Zikalala, the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure of South Africa, and featured a panel of experts who encouraged investors and influential figures to back an infrastructure-focused economic recovery strategy for the country.
The Department of Public Works and Infrastructure’s approach to resolving this problem, which emphasizes professional growth, creative problem-solving, and forward-looking planning, was described by Zikalala.
The symposium, which follows President Cyril Ramaphosa’s inaugural keynote speech on March 19, is anticipated to inspire important discussions and influence policies fostering a more skilled and inclusive infrastructure industry in South Africa.
Along with a leaders’ roundtable and the declaration of the top 12 infrastructure project priorities for government investment, the event also included the presentation of the Construction Book, which details impending infrastructure projects.
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