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Files could not be downloaded on EIA MET server (not found) - only EIA information was available. Only BID is available. The shortage of land is so dire in Windhoek that residents erect informal structures on any piece land that they can lay their hands on. This has resulted in the proliferation of informal settlements on Erf 550, 1035, 1036 and 1037 respectively.
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| BID_Subdivision of Erf 550_1035_1036 and 1037 in Havana_Windhoek.pdf | 1.25 MB |
Files could not be downloaded on EIA MET server (not found) - only EIA information was available. Only BID available. The rapid population growth in Windhoek is placing increasing pressure on provision of housing and associated services, including, water, electricity, sewage, etc. This has resulted in the increase of informal settlements in the north western parts of Windhoek.
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| BID_Township establishment at Okatunda and Okandundu Windhoek.pdf | 1.47 MB |
Files could not be downloaded on EIA MET server (not found) - only EIA information was available. Only BID available. The rapid rural urban migration that Windhoek is experiencing has resulted in the proliferation of informal settlements at an unprecedented rate. This is evident from a survey that was undertaken by the City of Windhoek in 2020 that indicates that there is a total of 48,233 informal structures in Windhoek with a population of about 183,285 inhabitants.
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| BID_Township establishment on Farm 1026_1027_1028 and 1029 Windhoek.pdf | 1.42 MB |
Renewal of the Environmental Clearance Certificate for the Environmental Management Plan for the upgrading and formalization of Havana Extension 6 and 7. Expired on 01 August 2011.
The purpose of obtaining an Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC) for a solar project is to comply with the Environmental Management Act, 2007 and its EIA Regulations, which require that certain listed activities including the construction and operation of electricity generation facilities like photovoltaic solar farms may not proceed without an ECC.
Environmental Clearance for the proposed Waste Buyback Centre on Erf 10713, Katutura, Windhoek.
Application for Environmental Clearance Certificate for the EMP of Mix Settlement Decentralised Wastewater Treatment System situated in Windhoek District, Khomas Region.
EIA not yet on EIA MEFT Site. The shortage of serviced land is the main driver of the housing backlog that is experienced in Windhoek. This has resulted in the proliferation of informal settlements amongst other negative consequences. The Proponent, the Municipal Council of Windhoek (hereafter referred to as Council) intends to address these challenges by formalizing as many townships as the resources could allow.
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| BID_Township establishment on Farm 1033_Otjomuise Ext 14 and Otjomuise Ext 15.pdf | 1.37 MB |