The Department seeks a qualified service provider to collect and compile a portfolio of evidence for the 10-year SPLUMA implementation review report over an eight-month period. Key tasks include data gathering, analysis, and video production.
The Department of Land Reform and Rural Development is inviting proposals from experienced service providers to undertake the collection of a comprehensive portfolio of evidence for the 10-year review of the Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act (SPLUMA). This project aims to systematically gather, verify, and index evidence demonstrating the implementation, compliance, and impact of SPLUMA across various government levels. The successful bidder will be responsible for compiling data from national, provincial, and municipal sources, including gazettes, council resolutions, and land use schemes.
In addition to data collection, the service provider will produce a one-minute video that effectively communicates the significance of SPLUMA implementation to diverse stakeholders. The project requires meticulous attention to detail, including the formatting and editing of the final report, which must be suitable for official use and publication. The appointed service provider will ensure that all deliverables are submitted in both editable and print-ready formats, adhering to the Department's standards and timelines.
This tender is ideal for consulting firms, particularly those specializing in spatial planning, land use management, and data analysis. Businesses with experience in governmental projects and a strong understanding of SPLUMA will find this opportunity particularly relevant.
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