People Driven Human Settlement Development Model

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1 Follow-Up#1:PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE ON ENERGY/COP17 MEETING CLIMATE CONSCIOUS People Driven Human Settlement Development Model Witsand integrated Energy Environment Empowerment Cost Optimised (ieeeco ) Human Settlement, Cape Town -Atlantis 26_July 2011 Presented in Conjunction with Witsand ieeeco Housing Beneficiary Support Organisation (WEHBSO) Presented to: 1 EnerKey Eskom DSM

2 Table of Content Review 1 st Meeting 31 March 2011 Program Update/Roll Out MERVC Program Launched Hybrid Wind/Solar Pilot Challenges to Scale up Questions 2 SOUTH AFRICAN PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE ON ENERGY 11 MARCH 2011

3 31 MARCH 2011 Way Forward PROMOTION OF THE INTEGRATED ENERGY ENVIRONMENT EMPOWERMENT COST OPTIMISATION METHODOLOGY (and other sustainable empowerment models) WITSAND INCLUSION IN THE UNFCCC NOVEMBER COP 17 CONFERENCE AND SIDE EVENT DECLARATION ALONG WITH THE CITY AND PROVINCE OF THE ATLANTIS BLAAUWBERG REGIONAS AN IEEECO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ZONE 3

4 4 Infrastructure Development Phases/Relocation Challenge

5 Integrated Town Plan Incorporating: Energy Efficiency Demand Side Energy Management (EEDSM) Features and Increased Density. Social Economic Amenities Designed in 2002! We changed the Business as Usual Town Plan and Street Design for Passive Solar design and a Life Time of Benefits (Energy Related Health and Safety Benefits) 5 Redesigned ieeeco Town Plan

6 Summary of Integration Principles Wheel 1. Integration of energy and environmental Conscious Human Settlement Design/Modified site plan vs. Business as usual 2. Embedded monitoring evaluation reporting verification and certification 3. Focus on women empowerment/community training 4. Integration of government inspection and reporting 5. ieeeco domestic use of energy committee (safe stoves etc) 6. Green Prefinance Support 6

7 Scope of Project Objectives: Units: 2289 Pilot Integrated Com/Res Development Subsidised/Mixed/etc Mixed (income/races) Facilities All Housing specs: Mixed (subsidy, rental and BNG) Infrastructure Yes (Full service) 7

8 ieeeco Scope 8 Objectives: IDSM: RE: Certification: Health and Safety: Learn by doing: Implement Integrated community/sme based IDSM/RE program Site layout/ee/water Wind/Solar Performance/Service level Fire, indoor air pollution, Mould Self help partnerships

9 Cape Town 9 Project Location

10 BASELINE: PENT UP DEMAND FOR BASIC SERVICES Housing/Electricity Water Services Sanitation 10 The Baseline Situation Domestic Use of Energy Photos by Susan Cook Extremely High Unemployment

11 11 Spatial Map Witsand Phase 1 ieeeco Human Settlement Passive Solar Redesigned Site Plan North Facing Government Subsidised Redesigned ieeeco Houses (Optimises potential for harvesting solar power on roof tops)

12 12 Medium Density Standard 40m 2 ieeeco Model

13 13 New 50m 2 Concept ieeeco Unit

14 Prototype ieeeco Model 14 The New Prototype 50m 2 ieeeco Unit

15 100% Passive solar design Automatically saves energy House offers high service level Insulated Ceiling 15 Technical Interventions North facing Orientation

16 Community Participation 1. The project is driven by the community via the PHP self-help approach. 2. The community led the development of the project from planning to implementation. This comes with its own challenges 16

17 Empowerment/Capacity Building Strategy 1. ieeeco is a self help development methodology that enables community driven components to be integrated into every facet of the development model. 2. Special focus on women development and management of various aspects of the process. 3. Training and learn by doing are critical aspects. 4. SMME development and support are also key aspects. 5. PEER the community as an equal partner in development 17

18 Project Successes/Innovations Thinking outside the box : Part 1 1. Launched integrated ieeeco awareness within normal Government procedures without any significant outside funding. 2. Partnership with Eskom DSM M&V to prove lower energy and water consumption Created link to Demand Side Energy Management projects in the region during Cape Energy Crisis Jobs created and additional training achieved.

19 SOUTH AFRICAN PROJECT TEAM 19 Eskom eta Award

20 PROGRAM UPDATE WITSAND PHASE 2 20

21 MELLON HOUSING INITIATIVE 21

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27 UNIVERSITY OF JOHANNESBURG/ ENERKEY IEEECO MONITORING AND VERIFICATION PROGRAM 27

28 PATENTED: EMBEDDED MONITORING EVALUATION, VERIFICATION CERTIFICATION AND REPORTING North Facing ESKOM DSM / Free Basic Alternative Energy Subsidy 28 PEER Africa ieeeco Performances Monitoring System

29 29 PEER Africa ieeeco Performances Monitoring System

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34 34 UNFCCC COP 17 DURBAN

35 Project Challenges Community Factions Taking Advantage of Delays 2. Illegal wire connections 3. Shack Influx Controls and Limited Police Support 4. Coordination of Various Government Spheres and Departments to Obtain Social Economic Amenities that Complete the Vision 5. Certification of Service Levels 6. Bankability 7. Link with research and other stakeholders Project Challenges

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38 SANERI RESEARCH PROPOSAL 38

39 Local Project Affiliates ASCH/ NADESON Consulting Engineers (WEHBSO) Witsand ieeeco Housing Beneficiary Support Organisation (KCIHT) Kutlwanong Civic Integrated Housing Trust (KCIHT) Informal Settlement Network (ISN) Shack and Slum Dwellers International City of Cape Town Province of the Western Cape South Africa Department of Energy South Africa Department of Human Settlements EnerKey University of Johannesburg Eskom DSM Dumani Architects Agre ment SA Windwatts Turbines Mellon Housing Initiative CPUT 39 Affiliated Stakeholders

40 COMMUNITY WEHBSO MAIN PROJECT STAKEHOLDERS Eskom DSM KCIHT EnerKey 40

41 Eskom EnerKey Thank You/Nkosi Thato Hlwili CEO Chairperson and Yvonne Welem Administrator WEHBSO Witsand Housing Committee 41