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Spheres of SA Government, responsibilities and delivery

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Suzan Oelofse

01 September 2010

English

uKESA Librarian, Suzan Oelofse

Book chapter

Council for Scientific and Industrial Research

Africa

The institutional framework for government in South Africa was established in 1996 with the adoption of the first democratic Constitution. National, provincial and local government was established as three elected spheres of government, each with distinctive but interdependent and interrelated functional responsibilities. The new local sphere of government was created by amalgamating over 800 municipalities into 283 municipalities. This chapter discusses the responsibilities of the Government with regards to waste management, and the ways in which it can deliver. Implications for future waste management in SA concludes the chapter.

Built environment

Governance

Human settlements

Solid waste management

South Africa

Urban

Waste

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