National Infrastructure Plan 2050 Phase 2 gazetted for public comment
Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia De Lille has gazetted the National Infrastructure Plan (NIP) 2050 Phase 2 for public comment, with the comment period to run for 49 days to December 9.
The NIP 2050 Phase 2 is drafted by Infrastructure South Africa – headed by Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa.
The NIP 2050 Phase 2 is indicated to offer a strategic vision and plan to deliver high-priority distributed infrastructure networks by 2050.
It focuses on distributed infrastructure that links more closely to businesses and communities. Building on the bulk infrastructure sectors prioritised in NIP 2050 Phase 1, this iteration also offers a strategic vision and plan that links NDP objectives to practical steps and intermediate outcomes
To this end, the NIP 2050 Phase 2 focuses mainly on distributed infrastructure.
It is organised into two main sections. The first section offers insight into six infrastructure areas: human settlements, municipal electricity, water and sanitation, solid waste, passenger transport, road infrastructure, education infrastructure and health infrastructure.
The second section focuses on three cross-cutting elements – digital infrastructure, crime and corruption, and governance of distributed infrastructure delivery.
To ensure inclusivity and accuracy, the department says that extensive consultations were held with government departments and agencies as well as industry partners from across the private sector when drafting the NIP 2050 Phase 2, with these included in the draft.
The NIP 2050 Phase 2 gazette can be found at: http://www.gpwonline.co.za/Documents/Government/47343%2021-10%20PublicWorksInfrastructure.pdf and comments can be submitted until December 9 to the email: NIP2050Phase2@dpw.gov.za
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