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Building a Settlement from Scratch
Regional settlement feasibility study for a rapidly urbanizing area.
Headline Outcome
The feasibility study was accepted by the regional authority and used as the basis for infrastructure budget applications to central government. The phased development plan provided a realistic implementation roadmap that prioritized critical infrastructure.
The Client
A regional authority in Namibia tasked with developing a new settlement to accommodate population growth and economic development in a rapidly urbanizing area.
The Challenge
The client needed a comprehensive feasibility study for establishing a new regional settlement, including land use planning, infrastructure requirements, population projections, economic activity forecasting, and a phased development plan with realistic cost estimates.
Our Approach
We developed a complete settlement feasibility study encompassing demographic projections, economic base analysis, land use planning, infrastructure costing (roads, water, electricity, sanitation, social facilities), and a phased implementation roadmap. Our team coordinated with national and regional planning authorities to ensure alignment with existing spatial development frameworks.
The Outcome
The feasibility study was accepted by the regional authority and used as the basis for infrastructure budget applications to central government. The phased development plan provided a realistic implementation roadmap that prioritized critical infrastructure.
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