South Africa : Top 10 WSA Performers
Tlokwe City Council
2
97.0%
35.7%
97.0%
2
100.0%
1
Bitou
2
96.5%
22.0%
96.3%
2
100.0%
2
George
6
90.5%
56.8%
58.8%
1
66.7%
3
eThekwini Municipality Metropolitan
28
90.5%
45.6%
87.1%
9
100.0%
4
City of Johannesburg Metropolitan
7
90.2%
49.4%
89.5%
4
100.0%
5
Witzenberg
4
89.7%
43.1%
85.4%
1
100.0%
6
Mossel Bay
8
89.2%
39.4%
75.3%
2
75.0%
7
Overstrand
5
88.8%
39.1%
84.3%
1
100.0%
8
Mbombela
8
87.2%
42.5%
65.7%
1
75.0%
9
City of Cape Town Metropolitan
26
86.8%
55.9%
85.8%
11
96.2%
10
Top Performers
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The national position on wastewater service performance is a variation from excellent to very poor. The one accomplishment that can be attributed to municipalities in South Africa is the marked increase in submission of evidence for Green Drop assessment, and the subsequent 100% coverage of all systems. This mark and important reference point which few countries can claim credit. As such, the Regulator has a complete database of the exact strengths and gaps per municipality and per wastewater system from where gradual and sustainable improvement can be facilitated and measured on a continuous basis.
The way forward is contained in a progressive Green Drop programme which alternates the Green Drop assessments with regulatory implementation on ground level, which will be directed by the Green Drop information. In 2011 to 2012, the Regulation Unit will be engaging (within predetermined Regulatory Inspectors Panels) with allocated Water Services Authorities in order to measure progress on the published Green Drop Reports as well as WS Regulation Performance Publications (RPMS). This would mean that panels will be:
Monitoring rectification processes (which will include planning initiatives, technology choices, MG applications, etc);
Gauge GDS and RPMS activity;
Work with low performing municipalities to identify key areas of focus for turnaround and to perform proper performance audits;
Monitoring Service Level Agreements vs. Actual Service Delivery/performance by service providers;
Allow for the Municipal Cross Pollination programme to take effect;
Work with Water Resource and Protection unit to inform the licensing processes.
South Africa : Top 10 Works with Lowest Risk Rating
MP
Mbombela
NELSPRUIT
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0
825
LP
Vhembe District municipality
Nancefield WWTW
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0
826
LP
Greater Sekhukhune District Municipality
Nebo Ponds WWTW
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0
827
LP
Capricorn District municipality
Malamulele WWTW
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0.0%
0
830
KZ
iLembe District municipality
Shakaskraal
98.5%
45.0%
118.9%
16.7%
3
2
WC
Bitou
Plettenberg Bay - Gansevallei
96.5%
79.0%
22.2%
21.7%
5
7
WC
Bitou
Kurland
96.1%
77.5%
24.0%
22.2%
4
9
KZ
UMgungundlovu District municipality
Coolair
88.6%
33.0%
168.5%
22.2%
4
44
KZ
uMhlathuze
Vulindlela
83.2%
72.0%
15.6%
22.2%
4
88
KZ
UMgungundlovu District municipality
Appelbosch Hospital
82.5%
11.0%
650.0%
22.2%
4
94
Best Risk Profiles
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Risk is defined and calculated by the following formulae: Cumulative Risk Rating (CRR) = A x B + C + D where: A = Design Capacity of plant which also represent the hydraulic loading onto the receiving water body B = Operational flow exceeding-, on- and below capacity C = Number of non-compliance trends in terms of effluent quality as discharged to the receiving water body D = Compliance or non-compliance i.t.o. technical skills A CRR value is calculated for each municipal wastewater treatment facility in South Africa, as provided in this Green Drop Report. Municipalities can consult the Department of Water Affairs to obtain the individual risk assessments for their plants. However, the various municipal CRR profiles are usually send to the respective Executive Mayors from the Minister’s office, to inform the political principles of the facilities that reside in high - and critical risk space. A CRR%deviation is used throughout the Report to indicate that variance of a CRR value before it reaches its maximum CRR value. The higher the CRR%deviation value, the closer the CRR risk is to the maximum value it can obtain. Example 1: a 95% CRR%deviation value means the plant has only 5% space remaining before the system will reach its maximum critical state (100%). Example 2: a 25% CRR%deviation value means the plant holds a low and manageable risk position and is not close to the limits that define a critical state (90-100%).
South Africa : Top 10 Performers based on Green Drop Score
KZ
eThekwini Municipality Metropolitan
Phoenix
99.4%
92.0%
8.0%
39.3%
11
1
KZ
iLembe District municipality
Shakaskraal
98.5%
45.0%
118.9%
16.7%
3
2
KZ
iLembe District municipality
Frasers
97.6%
52.0%
87.7%
47.8%
11
3
NW
Tlokwe City Council
Tlokwe
97.0%
78.0%
24.4%
35.7%
10
4
NW
Tlokwe City Council
Tlokwe
97.0%
78.0%
24.4%
35.7%
10
5
WC
City of Cape Town Metropolitan
Macassar (Strand)
96.8%
90.0%
7.6%
54.5%
18
6
WC
Bitou
Plettenberg Bay - Gansevallei
96.5%
79.0%
22.2%
21.7%
5
7
WC
City of Cape Town Metropolitan
Wildevoelvlei
96.3%
76.0%
26.7%
47.8%
11
8
WC
Bitou
Kurland
96.1%
77.5%
24.0%
22.2%
4
9
KZ
eThekwini Municipality Metropolitan
Central
96.0%
90.0%
6.7%
52.6%
20
10
Top Performers
(Show footnote)
The national position on wastewater service performance is a variation from excellent to very poor. The one accomplishment that can be attributed to municipalities in South Africa is the marked increase in submission of evidence for Green Drop assessment, and the subsequent 100% coverage of all systems. This mark and important reference point which few countries can claim credit. As such, the Regulator has a complete database of the exact strengths and gaps per municipality and per wastewater system from where gradual and sustainable improvement can be facilitated and measured on a continuous basis.
The way forward is contained in a progressive Green Drop programme which alternates the Green Drop assessments with regulatory implementation on ground level, which will be directed by the Green Drop information. In 2011 to 2012, the Regulation Unit will be engaging (within predetermined Regulatory Inspectors Panels) with allocated Water Services Authorities in order to measure progress on the published Green Drop Reports as well as WS Regulation Performance Publications (RPMS). This would mean that panels will be:
Monitoring rectification processes (which will include planning initiatives, technology choices, MG applications, etc);
Gauge GDS and RPMS activity;
Work with low performing municipalities to identify key areas of focus for turnaround and to perform proper performance audits;
Monitoring Service Level Agreements vs. Actual Service Delivery/performance by service providers;
Allow for the Municipal Cross Pollination programme to take effect;
Work with Water Resource and Protection unit to inform the licensing processes.
South Africa : Top 10 Improving Works based on Green Drop Score
WC
Mossel Bay
Herbertsdale
49.3%
1.0%
4,830.0%
66.7%
12
377
NC
Renosterberg
Petrusville
32.1%
1.0%
3,110.0%
61.1%
11
500
NC
Renosterberg
Philipstown
30.6%
1.0%
2,960.0%
66.7%
12
511
WC
Mossel Bay
Ruiterbos
77.4%
3.0%
2,480.0%
27.8%
5
155
KZ
Umkhanyakude District municipality
St Lucia ponds
23.8%
1.0%
2,280.0%
88.9%
16
571
KZ
Umkhanyakude District municipality
Ingwavuma Hospital
23.4%
1.0%
2,240.0%
100.0%
18
578
KZ
Umkhanyakude District municipality
Hlabisa Hospital
23.4%
1.0%
2,240.0%
72.2%
13
579
WC
Cederberg
Citrusdal
66.9%
3.0%
2,130.0%
38.9%
11
235
WC
Cederberg
Lambert's Bay
66.2%
3.0%
2,106.7%
38.9%
11
242
WC
Cederberg
Clanwilliam
65.3%
3.0%
2,076.7%
47.2%
13
250
Top Improvers
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Top improvers are based on the Dreen Drop Score achieved in 2011 as percentage of the Previously recorded Greed Drop Score....