Urban spatial change trends manifest most noticeably in Gauteng. This not only confirms perceptions about metros as increasingly being the spaces where the future of South Africa's youth will be determined, but also once again rings the alarm bells for urgent, focused and innovative government support to address urban risks and service delivery implications.
Reference:
Pieterse, A., Van Niekerk, W., Le Roux, A. et al. 2016. Spatial Change as Drivers of Risk and Vulnerability in south Africa: Spatial trends in the 3 metropolitan cities of Gauteng. Planning Africa Conference, Sandton Convention Centre, 05 July 2016
Pieterse, A., Van Niekerk, C. W., Le Roux, A., Van Huyssteen, E., Mans, G. G., & Maritz, J. (2016). Spatial Change as Drivers of Risk and Vulnerability in South Africa: Spatial trends in the 3 metropolitan cities of Gauteng. stepsa.org. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/9245
Pieterse, Amy, Cornelia W Van Niekerk, Alize Le Roux, Elsona Van Huyssteen, Gerbrand G Mans, and Johan Maritz. "Spatial Change as Drivers of Risk and Vulnerability in South Africa: Spatial trends in the 3 metropolitan cities of Gauteng." (2016): http://hdl.handle.net/10204/9245
Pieterse A, Van Niekerk CW, Le Roux A, Van Huyssteen E, Mans GG, Maritz J, Spatial Change as Drivers of Risk and Vulnerability in South Africa: Spatial trends in the 3 metropolitan cities of Gauteng; stepsa.org; 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/9245 .
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