The IPAP 2013/14-15/16 is the fifth iteration of what has come to be commonly referred to as IPAP2. It takes its lead from the NDP and NGP. It informs the strategies and programmes of the various divisions of the department responsible for trade, investment, export promotion and enterprise development, as well as the work of the incentive division, which directly supports and underpins the work of the Industrial Development. It considers energy and green industry development. (Dept. of Trade and Industry, 2013)

A letter from the Department of Human Settlements on the new national norms and standards for the construction of thermally efficient stand-alone residential dwellings and the increase in the housing subsidy to implement these norms and standards. (National Department of Human Settlements, 2014)

This survey follows on from the 2012 survey. It explores multiple energy use, energy poverty, household satisfaction with electricity provision, as well as perceptions about the quality and pricing of electricity and other energy sources. The intention is that this will become an annual study / survey. (Department of Energy, 2013)

A 2011 overview of the Rustenburg Rapid Transport system (Rustenburg Local Municipality, 2012).

A national government discussion document aimed at creating a platform for dialogue on how to manage the challenges of urbanisation and leverage potential socio-economic opportunities. (Dept. of Cooperative Governance, 2012)

This study aims to develop a methodology to calculate the cost of low-density spatial planning, and who bears this cost, as well as identifying the drivers of current spatial patterns. (Palmer Development Group, African Centre for Cities & Berrisford Consulting for Financial Fiscal Commission, 2011)

This guide is intended to inform debate within the South African transport sector on the impact of transport on climate change and the potential for low-carbon and sustainable transport to mitigate climate change effects. (Department of Transport, Global Environment Facility, United Nations Development Programme, 2011)

This SALGA discussion outlines the background of the current public transport discourse in South Africa. It assesses the current public transport challenges and proposes appropriate solutions. It concludes by discussing the implementation and timelines of the new public transport strategy. (SALGA, 2011)

This SALGA discussion document outlines the background of the current municipal funding discourse in South Africa. It assesses the current funding model for municipal roads and proposes appropriate funding models. It concludes by discussing the implementation and timelines of the new funding proposal. (SALGA, 2011)