EVERY municipality in South Africa is required to produce an Integrated Development Plan, in which the city's future is mapped over the short, medium and long term. Issues that are considered include spatial planning, disaster management, finances, performance targets and economic development.

The key to the process is "integration" -- meaning that all processes are considered in relation to one another. In the words of Executive Mayor Amos Masondo, the IDP for Johannesburg is the city' "roadmap" for the next 30 years.

Johannesburg's IDP is available for downloading from this web site, in Adobe Acrobat format, with each chapter in a separate file.

CONTENTS:

• Final 2008/2009
• Final 2007/2008
  
• Service delivery and budget implementation plan 2007/8
  [Acrobat format: 538kb]
• Draft 2007/8 IDP
• 2006/11 IDP
• Draft Sector Plans 2006/11
• Draft 2006 IDP [PDF: 901kb]
• 2005/06 IDP
• 2005/06 IDP Community Guide
• 2004/05 IDP
• IDP 2004/5 key points in summarised form
  (community version in Acrobat format)
• 2003/04 IDP
• 2002/03 IDP