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LAND USE PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE STRUCTURES FOR RESILIENCE OF DAR ES SALAAM CITY TO CLIMATE VARIABILITY INDUCED FLOODING PRELIMINARY FIELD FINDINGS 1 Clara K. M., PhD Candidate Ardhi University November 12-15, 2012
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LAND USE PLANNING AND GOVERNANCE STRUCTURES FOR RESILIENCE OF DAR ES SALAAM CITY TO CLIMATE VARIABILITY

INDUCED FLOODING

PRELIMINARY FIELD FINDINGS

Clara K. M., PhD Candidate Ardhi University

November 12-15, 2012

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Presentation Outline 1. Introduction

2. Preliminary observations in Msasani Bonde la Mpunga

Land use change Governance Knowledge

3. Way forward

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Msasani Bonde la Mpunga Sub-ward

An area of 122 Hectors

6 Km away from the CBD

1979 zoned it as wetland

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Conceptual framework

Resilient City

Urban Governan

ce

Knowledge

Land use planning

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Conceptual frameworkLand use planning

i. Spatial planningii. Land use development controliii. Urban form (?)Urban governance

iv. Participationv. Institutions, regulations, policies, acts and guidelinesvi. Budget/ resources Knowledge

vii. Educationviii. Social networkix. Explicit knowledge

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Trend of land use

1974 DSM Topography Map

2002 DSM Aerial Photograph

2005 DSM Aerial Photograph

2011 Google Earth

1988 KMC Town Planning Drawing

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Msasani DSM Topograhy Map 1974

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Msasani Bonde la Mpunga-2011 Google Earth

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Governance… budget

KMC Budget and expenditure.docx

No specific budget subvote/ expenditure on climate change nor climate related environmental issues.

No budget allocation for land use development control. … in fact KMC has no specific unit for land

development control; land development control matters are handled as additional and not core function.

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…coordination oThe Local Government (Urban Authority) Act 1982 (Section 55).oCoordination- ACC Dar, 50 Municipal Climate Partnership, C40 Climate Leadership Group.oSeveral Redevelopment schemes have been prepared e.g. 1/618/888 (hardcopy)

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…and power struggle/ centrality

Between the DSM City Council and the 3 Municipalities.

Mayors of DCC Vs Mayors of Municipalities.

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…participationPreparation of DSM Master Plan (2010-2030) by foreign consultants in partnership with local firms.

‘Invitation’ of DSM Municipalities to take part in the preparation but as juniors/ political gesture.

Preparation of Kigamboni City-DSM by Korean Consultants and expect TMC to own, implement and guide the plan.

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Main CC Projects in DCCCC Initiatives in DSM

Objectives Remarks

C40 Climate Leadership Group- C40

Consultations on design and implementations of CC policies

Workshop/ training to KMC officials

50 Municipal Climate Partnership- 50Municipalities

Establish municipal partnership for CC in sectors of industry, trade and services, transport, public sector and private household

Workshop/ training to KMC officials

Adaptation to CC in DSM- ACC-Dar

Contribute to NAPA, in areas of human settlements, coastal and marine resources

Workshop/ training to KMC officials

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…knowledgeCompetence of lead staff Director of Environment is a PhD holder on

Environment. Head of section for CC is on further training (UDSM-

IRA). Bureaucrats including planners, engineers, land

managers, senior politicians (councilors and mayors), municipal directors hardly informed.

CC units and funding are centralized in sector ministries.

In MLHHSD, most funds spent on workshop and travels- little goes to the grassroots.

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Way forward

1. Finalise preliminary report of the analysis Phase I2.

Identify gaps in information3.

Go back to the field4.

Data analysis and report writing Phase II

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Thank you!