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The public can access documents related to environmental planning, climate change initiatives, and strategic spatial planning.
Residents, businesses, and visitors can access the complete list of officially enacted by-laws of the Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality through the online portal. This includes regulations related to biodiversity, public transport, water supply, informal trading, and environmental protection.
A set of six downloadable posters that showcase indigenous plants suitable for gardens in Durban. These posters help residents identify native species that support local wildlife and require less water.
Residents can sign up for the iNaturalist app and website to help identify plants and other organisms in their gardens or local D’MOSS areas, supporting biodiversity monitoring and conservation efforts.
The public can access detailed information about indigenous plants in South Africa through the PlantzAfrica website, managed by the South African Biodiversity Institute.
A full booklet that provides guidance on planting and maintaining indigenous plants in gardens and landscapes. It supports sustainable landscaping practices and helps protect local ecosystems.
The municipality invites public feedback on its sustainability initiatives, including those aligned with the SDGs, through an online form or direct communication.
The Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality provides information about various projects aimed at achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. These include waste management, water reuse, community gardens, and riverine management initiatives, some of which are carried out in partnership with other organisations.
The municipality supports community-based plans and outreach initiatives as part of its efforts to localize and implement the Sustainable Development Goals. These are designed to engage local communities in sustainability actions.
Residents and stakeholders can reach out to the municipality for information or feedback regarding the Sustainable Development Goals through email. Two contacts are provided: one for general SDG questions and another for specific queries related to community outreach.
This programme improves productivity, sustainability, and competitiveness among farmers by providing skills training and enterprise development support. It targets small-scale producers to strengthen their capacity within the agribusiness value chain.
The AgriParks Incubator Programme provides access to infrastructure, processing facilities, incubation support, and market linkages for agri-MSMEs. The programme operates at three municipal-run AgriParks: Cato Ridge, Cottonlands, and Ottawa, supporting enterprises through infrastructure investment and business development.
