CIFAL Duban, CIFAL Dakar and CIFAL Lebanon will be hosting a Webinar on Urban resilience planning in growing coastal cities tomorrow. Read more here ⬇️ unitar.org/about/news-sto…

This morning the MILE Team are facilitating the eThekwini’s Comprehensive Integrated Transport Plan (CITP) Seminar at the Durban Botanic Gardens.

Mr. E. Msweli, eThekwini Municipality Acting Executive Director, sets the tone by emphasizing collaboration across sectors to deliver a world-class transport system. #CITPSeminar #eThekwiniTransport #UrbanDevelopment

🎉 We’re live at the Integrated Transport Plan (CITP) Seminar, hosted by the eThekwini Transport Authority (ETA)! Prof. Mpilo Ngubane provides words of support for the initiative. #CITPSeminar #DurbanTransport #SustainableMobility

Ms Zama, Acting Director at eThekwini Transport Authority (ETA) shares words of support at today’s Integrated Transport Plan (CITP) Seminar, emphasizing the collective effort required to achieve an integrated, people-centred transport future. #CITP Go Durban

Mr Ravesh Govender unpacks the Integrated Development Plan (IDP), highlighting how strategic planning drives inclusive growth and guides Durban’s long-term development vision. #CITP

Ms Devoshini Konar, EThekwini Municipality, Senior Professional Planner presents the City's Spatial Development Framework (SDF) — a key pillar in shaping Durban’s urban form and guiding land-use planning. #CITP

🚉 Mr Manoj Rampersad takes the stage to unpack the Comprehensive Integrated Transport Plan (CITP) the blueprint guiding Durban’s future mobility. The CITP brings together all modes of transport road, rail, freight, and public transit into one cohesive system . 🚦#CITP

Panel Discussion: Bringing the Plan to Life 🚦 Our expert panel: Lavern Moodley, Babalwa Nyoka, Ravina Sewlal, Atish Samjowan, and Emmanuel Letebele, explore real-world projects transforming Durban’s transport landscape. From safer roads to smarter freight management. #CITP

We're officially underway at the Problem Building Info Sharing Workshop at the Durban ICC! Mr. Sbu Ndebele, Deputy Director: Building Regulation Services officially welcomes officials to the event. #ProblemBuildings #UrbanRegeneration #MILE

Prof. Mpilo Ngubane, Director: eThekwini Municipal Academy provides the Message of Support at the Problem Building Info Sharing Workshop.

Problem Buildings interns, Ms Tamica Moodley and Ms. Sithandile Mfekayi engage participants with the learning event Ground rules and Introduction at the Problem Buildings Information Sharing Workshop.

Mr. Daniels Pentasaib, Senior Manager Building Inspectorate at eThekwini Municipality discusses the purpose of the workshop.

Mr. Thabiso Joyisa from the Development Management Problem Buildings Division at eThekwini Municipality presents on the Inception of Problem Buildings Division and legislation.

Exciting discussions unfolding at the Problem Buildings Workshop! Session 1 highlighted the Inception of the Problem Buildings Division and its legislation. Now, we're diving into Standard Operating Procedures, Repair & Recovery with Mr. Roland Mahabeer.

We're currently hearing from Mr. Sabelo Sithole (Senior Controller Arrears Management) who presents on Sales in Execution Process. #ProblemBuildingSolutions #eThekwini #PropertyManagement #MILE

Great insights from Mr. Kamalen Gounden of the Catalytic Project Unit: eThekwini Municipality on tackling Underutilized Buildings! We learned how identifying and repurposing these buildings is key to urban regeneration and attracting investment into the CBDs.

🗣️Critical session underway! Brigadier Parboo Sewpersad of Metro-Police Operations is sharing vital strategies to help property owners avoid hijacking and dilapidation, promoting a safer environment for our communities. #UrbanSafety #HijackedBuildings #MetroPolice #eThekwini

Valuable academic perspective! Dr. Viloshin Govender and Dr. Claudia Loggia, Senior Lecturers from UKZN share an academic perspective on Problem Buildings.

Today we are facilitating at the 2nd National Planning Indaba & World Town Planning Day! The theme for WTPD 2025 is "With Planning We Can!". This year, the focus is on how planning empowers communities, bridges inequalities, and creates pathways to prosperity for all. #WTPD2025