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ANNEXURE A: RESEARCH QUESTIONNAIRES

1. Research Questionnaire for National Treasury (NT)

Question 1: What is the role of infrastructure development finance in service delivery?

Response:

Question 2: What is the impact of funding towards the upgrading of infrastructure for service delivery?

Response:

Question 3: How best to address the municipal service backlog?

Response:

Question 4: What are the root-causes for under-spending and over-spending of MIG funds in municipalities?

Response:

Question 5: What impact do the patterns of utilizing MIG funds have in community development?

Response:

Focus areas: water and sanitation, roads and storm water, electricity, housing and, waste management (refuse removal).

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2. Research Questionnaire for South African Local Government Association (SALGA)

Question 1: What is the role of municipal governance towards infrastructure development in service delivery?

Response:

Question 2: What is the impact of funding towards the upgrading of infrastructure for service delivery?

Response:

Question 3: Is there technical and administrative skills to municipal employees for managing MIG funded projects?

Response:

Question 4: What are the root-causes for under-spending and over-spending of MIG funds in municipalities?

Response:

Question 5: What impact do the patterns of utilizing MIG funds have in community development?

Response:

Focus areas: water and sanitation, roads and storm water, electricity, housing, and waste management (refuse removal).

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3. Research Questionnaire for Cooperate Governance and Traditional Affairs (CoGTA)

Question 1: What is the role of municipal governance towards infrastructure development in service delivery?

Response:

Question 2: What is the impact of funding towards the upgrading of infrastructure for service delivery?

Response:

Question 3: How best to address the municipal service backlog?

Response:

Question 4: Is there technical and administrative skills to municipal employees for managing MIG funded projects?

Response:

Question 5: What are the root-causes for under-spending and over-spending of MIG funds in municipalities?

Response:

Question 6: What impact do the patterns of utilizing MIG funds have in community development?

Response:

Focus areas: water and sanitation, roads and storm water, electricity, housing, and waste management (refuse removal).

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4. Research Questionnaire for City of Tshwane (Departments/Units)

Question 1: What is the role of municipal governance towards infrastructure development in service delivery?

Response:

Question 2: What is the impact of funding towards the upgrading of infrastructure for service delivery?

Response:

Question 3: How best to address the municipal service backlog?

Response:

Question 4: Is there technical and administrative skills to municipal employees for managing MIG funded projects?

Response:

Question 5: What are the root-causes for under-spending and over-spending of MIG funds in municipalities?

Response:

Question 6: What impact do the patterns of utilizing MIG funds have in community development?

Response:

Focus areas: water and sanitation, roads and storm water, electricity, housing, and waste management (refuse removal).

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5. Research Questionnaire for Community Members

Question 1: What is your perception towards municipal infrastructure development for service delivery in this area?

Response:

Question 2: How best can the City of Tshwane address service backlog in this area?

Response:

Question 3: What is the level of community participation in the planning and implementation of municipal infrastructure development programme for service delivery?

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Question 6: What is the change or improvement brought about infrastructure development in the lives of people in this community?

Response:

Focus areas: water and sanitation, roads and storm water, electricity, housing, waste management (refuse removal).

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