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Bikam, P. Chakwizira, James Thiba, M. C. 2018 2019-06-05T13:51:47Z 2019-06-05T13:51:47Z 2019-05-18 Thiba, N. C. (2018) Evaluating the criteria for allocation of development projects in the context of spatial development frameworks in Thulamela Local Municipality, University of Venda, South Africa,<http://hdl.handle.net/11602/1351>. http://hdl.handle.net/11602/1351 Thiba M C. Evaluating the criteria for allocation of development projects in the context of spatial development frameworks in Thulamela Local Municipality. []. , 2019 [cited yyyy month dd]. Available from: http://hdl.handle.net/11602/1351 Thiba, M. C. (2019). <i>Evaluating the criteria for allocation of development projects in the context of spatial development frameworks in Thulamela Local Municipality</i>. (). . Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/11602/1351 Thiba, M. C.. <i>"Evaluating the criteria for allocation of development projects in the context of spatial development frameworks in Thulamela Local Municipality."</i> ., , 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/11602/1351 TY - Dissertation AU - Thiba, M. C. AB - The study evaluates the criteria for allocation of development projects to communities using key guideline documents from municipalities such as the Spatial Development Frameworks and the Integrated Development Plans. Allocation of development projects in local municipalities must be well informed and must prioritise community needs hence the need for an objective process to the allocation of projects in communities. The study focused on one rural local municipality, Thulamela Local Municipality due to the level of service delivery protests and service delivery dissatisfaction experienced in the municipality that led to the 2016 municipal boundary redefinition process and a request of a new municipality called Collins Chabane. In this study, the name Malamulele which was under Thulamela Local Municipality is used interchangeably with the new name Collins Chabane. The study utilised the Evaluation Survey Approach to determine the allocation of projects in different communities in Thulamela local municipality. Both qualitative and quantitative research techniques, using Evaluation Survey Approach to unpack the implications of misbalanced allocation of development projects in rural communities were used. Data was collected through household questionnaires, key informant interviews and field observations. Key informants were selected through purposive random sampling techniques while household surveys were accomplished through stratified random sampling technique. Collected data on the role of government with respect to service delivery, criteria on the allocation, economic and demographic profiles, infrastructure and community service provision and principles of project allocation are presented, discussed, processed and analysed through thematic content analysis, SPSS and Microsoft Excel Packages. Based on the study’s findings of insufficient public participation, misalignment of SDF/SDBIP/IDP, lack of fund and planning, boundary disputes among others, the researcher then makes recommend the strategy for the allocation of development projects that involves outlining the criterion used to allocate development projects, adequate public participation, improved level of SDF alignment and principles for improved developmental project allocations in rural municipalities. DA - 2019-05-18 DB - ResearchSpace DP - Univen KW - Allocation KW - Project KW - Municipality KW - Criterion LK - https://univendspace.univen.ac.za PY - 2019 T1 - Evaluating the criteria for allocation of development projects in the context of spatial development frameworks in Thulamela Local Municipality TI - Evaluating the criteria for allocation of development projects in the context of spatial development frameworks in Thulamela Local Municipality UR - http://hdl.handle.net/11602/1351 ER - MURP Department of Urban and Regional Planning The study evaluates the criteria for allocation of development projects to communities using key guideline documents from municipalities such as the Spatial Development Frameworks and the Integrated Development Plans. Allocation of development projects in local municipalities must be well informed and must prioritise community needs hence the need for an objective process to the allocation of projects in communities. The study focused on one rural local municipality, Thulamela Local Municipality due to the level of service delivery protests and service delivery dissatisfaction experienced in the municipality that led to the 2016 municipal boundary redefinition process and a request of a new municipality called Collins Chabane. In this study, the name Malamulele which was under Thulamela Local Municipality is used interchangeably with the new name Collins Chabane. The study utilised the Evaluation Survey Approach to determine the allocation of projects in different communities in Thulamela local municipality. Both qualitative and quantitative research techniques, using Evaluation Survey Approach to unpack the implications of misbalanced allocation of development projects in rural communities were used. Data was collected through household questionnaires, key informant interviews and field observations. Key informants were selected through purposive random sampling techniques while household surveys were accomplished through stratified random sampling technique. Collected data on the role of government with respect to service delivery, criteria on the allocation, economic and demographic profiles, infrastructure and community service provision and principles of project allocation are presented, discussed, processed and analysed through thematic content analysis, SPSS and Microsoft Excel Packages. Based on the study’s findings of insufficient public participation, misalignment of SDF/SDBIP/IDP, lack of fund and planning, boundary disputes among others, the researcher then makes recommend the strategy for the allocation of development projects that involves outlining the criterion used to allocate development projects, adequate public participation, improved level of SDF alignment and principles for improved developmental project allocations in rural municipalities. NRF 1 online resource ( xiv, 199 leaves : color illustrations, color maps) en University of Venda Allocation Project Municipality Criterion UCTD 307.140968257 Community development -- South Africa -- Limpopo Planning -- South Africa -- Limpopo Land use-- Planning Land use, Rural -- South Africa -- Limpopo Evaluating the criteria for allocation of development projects in the context of spatial development frameworks in Thulamela Local Municipality Dissertation open.access