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Research workshops

SDF TOOLS AND OUTCOMES WORKSHOPS

OCTOBER, 2016 Moderator: Mr. Theophile Mutaganda (RHA) Researcher: Mr. Benson Mutuku (ITC)

Introduction .

Output 6IntroductionOutput 1Output 2Output 5Output 3Output 4End

What is SDF A methodology designed to support national, regional and local government decision-making by creating a spatial understanding of the current state of the territory to support vision and strategy development specific to a particular region (SDF,2016). SDF Overview

Current stage of SDF.

Moderator to give a brief explanation of this flow diagram. And point out that the outputs to be shown are as a result of various stages of this methodology overview. The methodology starts with understanding the major urbanization challenges. This is guided by existing policies and laws. Then followed by profiling all settlements based on functions availability. This is done with consultation with districts and local representatives in order to obtain accurate and unbiased Framework. 2

Output 1: Matrix of Functions (MoF).


A Function is every service, equipment, activity and facility which has an economic, administrative, social or cultural significance in a given human settlement. E.g. schools, hospitals, etc

MoF is used to strategically categorize the network of urban settlements based on the availability or absence of key functions.

The MOF leads to profile of the settlements across the country and their performance. We then rank settlements based on functions availability. 3

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Output 1: Matrix of Functions (MoF)How MoF works?

Centrality score depends on the weight of individual function

Remember : Basic functions (low weight), intermediate functions (average) and Central Functions (high weight).

Visualizing the MoF centrality score spatially.


Output 2: MoF Centrality Score

The difference in colour is because of centrality score. This score is obtained based on functions available and their weight. If a function is rare ( found in few sectors) it has more weight compare to fuction like primary school which is available in almost all sectors. 5

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Output 3: Isopleth mapIsopleth maps explains territorial linkages.

Territories are not only shown by functions, but also the socio-economic and physical connections.

This is a key concept in understanding regional balance, planning and investments.

Identify economic opportunities in each settlements and clusters for development.

This output is as a result of MoF and Workshops held stakeholders


Output 4: Consultative workshop Map

Several Spatial structures emerges from spatial analysis of Matrix of Functions and the results of District Consultative Workshop.EDA: Economic Development AreasNodal citiesGateway/boarder citiesDevelopment corridors; Primary, secondary and Northern.


Output 5: Spatial Structures

Output 6: SMCE SMCE: spatial multi criteria evaluation helps to evaluate, compare and prioritize spatial alternatives or locations, giving an understanding of how good certain areas or locations in comparison to others.

Criteria tree is formed consisting of the overall objective of the evaluation, its sub-objectives, and criteria that are applied to indicator maps.

Indicator maps give facts about territorial units such as districts or sectors.

The evaluation of sectors performance in SDF is based on the pillars of NUP and other laws.


Let see the output of this pillar. Just as an example from the four pillars9

Output 6: SMCE (Economic Growth Pillar)


Weight of objectives depending on importance.10

Output 6: SMCE (Economic Growth Pillar)


Indicators

Legend

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NEXT .. Focus Group discussion


Invite participants for focus group discussion where there will ask questions and share more opinions. See the guiding questions for moderator. 12

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