# Municipal Infrastructure Planning and Delivery

> Plan, fund, deliver and maintain municipal water, sanitation, roads and electricity infrastructure.

- **Provider:** Afriskora Training Solutions
- **Category:** Urban Planning & Infrastructure
- **Duration:** 5 days
- **Formats:** classroom (cities across Africa), live virtual (Zoom/Teams), in-house for teams
- **Certificate:** Afriskora Certificate of Completion, verifiable online
- **Booking:** request dates and a quote; invoice and EFT payment
- **Web page:** https://afriskora.co.za/courses/urban-planning-infrastructure/municipal-infrastructure-planning-and-delivery
- **Request dates:** https://afriskora.co.za/request-training?course=municipal-infrastructure-planning-and-delivery

## Overview

Municipal infrastructure underpins basic services and economic growth, yet many municipalities struggle with planning, spending and maintenance. This course covers infrastructure master planning, project preparation, funding sources and grants, procurement and delivery, asset management and operations and maintenance planning.

## Who should attend

- Municipal engineers and technical managers
- Infrastructure planners and PMU staff
- Municipal finance officials
- Consulting engineers working with municipalities

## Learning outcomes

- Prepare infrastructure master plans
- Prepare projects and business cases
- Access grants and infrastructure funding
- Manage infrastructure delivery
- Plan operations, maintenance and renewal

## Course outline

### Day 1: Infrastructure planning

- Service levels and backlogs
- Master planning
- Integrated development planning
- Demand forecasting

### Day 2: Project preparation

- Feasibility studies
- Business cases
- Project pipelines
- Environmental approvals

### Day 3: Funding

- Infrastructure grants
- Borrowing
- Development charges
- PPPs

### Day 4: Delivery

- Procurement
- Contract management
- Quality and safety
- Spending performance

### Day 5: Asset management

- Asset registers
- Maintenance planning
- Renewal
- Case study