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BUILDING A NEW SOUTH AFRICA: VOLUME 2 Urban Policy: A Report from the Mission on Urban Policy for a Democratic South Africa Edited by Marc Van Ameringen IDRC 1995 ISBN Out of print e-ISBN 1-55250-248-1 140 pp.  
Let us use these ideas to ensure that our reconstruction and development go ahead in harmony. The urban policy mission was born out of IDRC's experience in supporting urban and local government in South Africa. At the request of the democratic movement, the Mission was charged with identifying the building blocks for a new national urban policy. Its September 1992 report set out the requirements for the formulation, implementation, and evaluation of urban policy and the long-term management of the urban sector in South Africa. This volume presents the Mission's original report, together with a foreword by Nelson Mandela and a new, in-depth, and critical assessment of the Mission's work and its impact on the urban policy debate in South Africa.
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Foreword Nelson R. Mandela 1995 Preface 1995 Acknowledgments 1995 Chapter 1. Introduction 1995 Chapter 2. Institutional capacity 1995 Chapter 3. Priority issues in the urban sector 1995 Chapter 4. Recommendations for an urban policy framework 1995 Afterword — Nancy Smyth 1995 Conclusion 1995 Appendix A. Members of the Mission 1995 Appendix B. Organizations consulted during the Mission 1995 Appendix C. Acronyms and abbreviations 1995 Bibliography 1995 |
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