Planning & Development

The “Directorate of Planning and Development” within the Kerewan Area Council (KAC) is a crucial administrative unit that spearheads strategic planning, urban development, and community growth initiatives. This department plays a central role in envisioning the future of the region, coordinating development projects, and fostering sustainable progress.

Responsibilities:

Strategic Planning: The Directorate of Planning and Development formulates long-term strategies and plans that guide the council’s growth and development. It identifies priorities, goals, and action steps to enhance the well-being of the community.

Urban Development: The department is responsible for urban planning, zoning regulations, and land use management. It ensures that the region’s physical development is organized, sustainable, and in alignment with community needs.

Community Engagement: Engaging with residents and stakeholders is a core responsibility. The department seeks input from the community to shape development plans and projects that resonate with local aspirations.

Project Management: The Directorate oversees various development projects, from infrastructure upgrades to community facilities. It manages project timelines, budgets, and coordination to ensure successful implementation.

Environmental Sustainability: The department integrates environmental considerations into development plans. It promotes sustainable practices that minimize the ecological impact of urban growth.

Public Spaces and Facilities: The Directorate focuses on creating and enhancing public spaces, parks, recreational facilities, and community centers to foster a sense of community and improve the quality of life.

Infrastructure Development: Infrastructure projects, including roadways, utilities, and transportation systems, fall within the purview of the department. It ensures that essential services are accessible to all residents.

Collaboration and Partnerships: The Directorate collaborates with other governmental bodies, NGOs, and private sector partners to leverage resources and expertise for more comprehensive development outcomes.