Read the full text of the 2003/04 Budget in Adobe Acrobat format Budget text In Adobe Acrobat format: download an acrobat reader here Report: 2003/04 IDP consultation monitoring Report: State of the environment State of the environment Corporate disaster management plan HIV/Aids programme Sustainable housing strategy Integrated transport plan: Executive Summary Integrated transport plan: Volume 1 Integrated transport plan: Volume 2 Integrated development planning Finance, strategy and economic development Planning, transportation and development Contract management unit Corporate services Health Housing Social development IT Joburg connect JMPD Emergency services City Manager's office Risk assurance services City Power Johannesburg Water Pikitup Johannesburg Roads Agency City Parks Fresh Produce Market Metrobus Civic Theatre Property Company Johannesburg Development Agency Metropolitan Trading Company Johannesburg Zoo Spatial Development Framework Regional Spatial Development Framework : Region 1 Regional Spatial Development Framework: Region 2 Regional Spatial Development Framework: Region 3 Regional Spatial Development Framework: Region 4 Regional Spatial Development Framework: Region 5 Regional Spatial Development Framework: Region 6 and 10 Regional Spatial Development Framework: Region 7 Regional Spatial Development Framework: Region 8 Regional Spatial Development Framework: Region 9 Regional Spatial Development Framework: Region 11 Capital investment framework Province welcomes the city's budget Gauteng MEC for finance and economic affairs says the 2003/04 budget tabled by executive mayor Amos Masondo is both realistic and focused Read more City unveils its R13-billion budget The council says it is 'casting a solid foundation for a better tomorrow' with the budget for the 2003/04 financial year Read more Mayor's speech triggers song and dance Budget speech gets a warm reception from most in the city council, but opposition parties express dissenting sentiments Read more 2003/04 Budget Speech The full text of the Budget Speech presented by the Executive Mayor Councillor Amos Masondo Read more Budget in a nutshell Where the money comes from, and where it goes Read more Tariffs go up The city's utilities, agencies and corporate entities have budgeted for an average tariff increase of 13% on electricity charges and assessment rates, while water and sanitation will go up by 10% Read more Your guide to city tariffs: Water Electricity Sewerage Refuse Rates What is the IDP? Municipalities are required by law to write an Integrated Development Plan (IDP) every year to guide their strategic planning. Johannesburg's 2003/04 IDP includes plans and budgets for the City's departments, its utilities, agencies and corporate entities Read more Full text of 2003/04 IDP The plans Quenching the thirst of the city Joburg Water plans to fast-track the provision of basic infrastructure in disasdvantaged areas Read more Giving power to the people of the city City Power recorded a profit last year - and this year should do as well Read more Paving the roads to Joburg's future Informal settlements and townships will be getting new roads from the JRA this year. Read more Cleaning up the city environment Pikitup will use much of its budget on constructing new landfill sites as it goes about sprucing up Joburg. Read more Regenerating the city The Johannesburg Development Agency has plans for Braamfontein, Kliptown, Doornfontein and the CBD Read more Supporting the animals With a minimal budget allocation, the Zoo will count on aggressive marketing and joint ventures to survive Read more Civic Theatre continues to wow audiences From the next financial year, the theatre will not be motivating for any more subsidies as it expects to generate enough profit to fund its capital investment Read more Metro Bus has a plan The bus service will use its budget allocation to extend bus routes and identify new ones Read more Uniquely corporate: the JPC The Johannesburg Property Company manages the buildings owned by the City Read more Growing loyalty at the market The Fresh Produce Market will be improving conditions for its customers. Read more Print this Page Send an online postcard E-mail this article to a friend Help using Joburg.org.za