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This is a form available for individuals or entities to apply for a Certificate of Registration (COR-1), which is required for certain municipal processes, such as business licensing or permit applications. The application can be submitted online via the municipality's website.
A ten-year global initiative that supports over 250 cities located in or near biodiversity hotspots by providing a platform for action and city-to-city learning on biodiversity conservation.
The Cities and Biodiversity Outlook (CBO) is a global assessment report on urban development, biodiversity, and ecosystem services, launched during the summit. It provides insights from over 120 scientists and policymakers worldwide.
Residents, visitors, businesses, and members of the public can provide feedback on services, operations, or experiences with the Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality through an online form available on the municipality's website.
Organisations and individuals can participate in the eThekwini Biodiversity Forum to share projects, present work, or raise issues related to biodiversity conservation and management in Durban and its surroundings. Meetings are held every three months at the Paradise Valley Nature Reserve.
The Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality has published its Resilience Strategy for public review. This document outlines plans and actions to strengthen the city's ability to withstand shocks and stresses, including climate change, economic instability, and social challenges. The strategy aims to guide long-term development and sustainability efforts across all sectors.
Residents, businesses, and visitors can provide feedback to the Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality through email or phone during office hours. This allows the public to report issues, suggest improvements, or share experiences with municipal services.
Residents of Durban may access support programs aimed at reducing poverty through social and community development initiatives. These include financial aid, skills training, and livelihood projects offered by the municipality.
The Sustainability Filter is a publicly available tool designed to guide decision-makers in assessing capital and other projects based on socio-economic, environmental, and cross-cutting sustainability criteria. It supports strategic planning for projects aligned with long-term sustainability goals.
Residents can visit a Sizakala Customer Service Centre to get help with any municipal-related query, including opening new accounts, reporting faults, submitting forms, logging complaints, and receiving information. The centres act as a first point of contact and can refer issues to the correct departments or connect residents with specialists.
The public may swim at any beach listed as 'OPEN' in this report. These beaches have acceptable or excellent E. coli levels, indicating safe water quality for swimming.
Even at beaches marked as 'CLOSED', the public may still use the area for non-swimming recreational activities such as walking, sunbathing, or picnicking, provided they follow cleanliness rules.
