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Campaña de Ciudades de Primera Categoría para Todos - Sudáfrica
Campaña
internacional
y plataforma de demandas a ser presentados a las
municipalidades
StreetNet está solicitando la cooperación de
organizaciones interesadas en unirse
a su campaña de Ciudades de
Primera Categoría para Todos (WCCA), en Sudáfrica, por medio de la
cual StreetNet está desafiando el tradicional enfoque elitista en la
construcción de “Ciudades de Primera Categoría”, en preparación
para el Mundial de Fútbol de FIFA en el 2010 – y su intención es
crear un concepto nuevo, más inclusive de “Ciudades de Primera
Categoría para Todos”, con la participación de vendedores ambulantes y otros grupos de pobres (de las áreas
urbanas). La campaña tendrá
un firme enfoque en las mujeres y otros vendedores ambulantes
vulnerables, quienes son los primeros en perder su medio de vida y son
los más ignorados en la mayoría de los planes para las “Ciudades de
Primera Categoría”.
Informes sobre la campaña WCCA
 International
Dimension: StreetNet is part of the global Decent Work for
Decent Life Campaign Alliance. Click here for
the Alliance's international campaign on
FIFA World Cup in South Africa in 2010
 http://www.kick-for-one-world.net
In
the aftermath of the FIFA World Cup 2006 in Germany, Kick for One
World, a group of NGOs
based in Germany, have started a campaign on 2010 FIFA Games in South
Africa. Click here to read their
letter to FIFA that raises concerns on the exclusion of the urban poor (September
2008)
WCCA
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Food vendors at FNB Stadium, Gauteng
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David Mosome,
Rustenberg Royal Bafokeng Stadium |
Street traders protest over planned demolition of the Early
Morning Market, Durban |
March 17th- 19th, 2009: National Campaign Meeting: World Class Cities
for All (WCCA)
held at
the Parktonian Hotel
Johannesburg, South Africa.
Report of the WCCA National Campaign Meeting, 17th-19th March, 2009.
March
6th, 2009: WORLD CLASS
CITIES FOR ALL (WCCA) CAMPAIGN - PRELIMINARY MEETING WITH
MUNICIPALITY OF Mbombela.
November 8th and 27th, 2007: The
World Class Cities for ALL campaign is making very interesting process as
we are now engaging into the third campaign stage, namely the negotiations
with the municipalities. In November, a World Class Cities FOR ALL!
campaign delegation met with two of the FIFA Cup Host SA Municipalities:
Cape Town on Nov 8th and Johannesburg on Nov 22th.
Each meeting was preliminary to the negotiation process, in the sense
that it introduced the campaign purpose and objectives, tabled the
demands, and discussed a way forward for the negotiation. The WCCA
delegation presented a proposal for a Stakeholders' Forum (linked to
demand no 6) to serve as the basis for discussion of how to engage
more systematically.
November 8th,
2007: World CLASS CITIES FOR ALL (WCCA) CAMPAIGN - PRELIMINARY MEETING
WITH MUNICIPALITY OF CAPE TOWN held at Cape Town Civic Centre
November 22nd, 2007: WORLD CLASS CITIES FOR ALL (WCCA) CAMPAIGN -
MEETING with JOBURG MUNICIPALITY MEETING with JOBURG MUNICIPALITY
March 7th-8th, 2007: Johannesburg -
WORLD CLASS CITIES FOR ALL (WCCA) CAMPAIGN
NATIONAL CAMPAIGN MEETING at
Orchidea Hotel, 90 de Korte Street, Braamfontein, Johannesburg.
Report of National
Strategising Seminar with World Class Cities FOR ALL Campaign
Partners on 7 and
8 March 2007 in Orchidea Hotel, Braamfontein
La Conferencia de Prensa:
"ON THE MOVE TO 2010: Street vendors, hawkers,
unions and social movements join forces"
26
Enero 2007: Johannesburg
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StreetNet makes presentation on WCCA Campaign to the NEDLAC
Community Constituency meeting to discuss FIFA World Cup 2010.
28 de Noviembre 2006:
Johannesburg -
COSATU House
La campaña WCCA lanzada en Sudáfrica durante una conferencia de prensa.
Orodoros:
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Ms Pat Horn, Coordinadora StreetNet International;
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Fundile Jalile, Tesoro, StreetNet International;
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Ms Alina Rantsolase, Tesoro, COSATU
Presente:
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COSATU (Alinah Rantsolase, National Treasurer)
- IMATU (Stan Chokoe, also representing FEDUSA)
- S.A. National Retailers Alliance
- NANGOSA (NGO coalition)
- SACBONET (Southern Africa Community-based Organisations Network)
- AFITO (African Federation of Informal Traders Organisations)
- Jhb Child Welfare Society
- National (and Gauteng) Alliances of Street Children
- APF (Anti-Privatisation Forum)
- Progressive Women's Movement of S.A.
- Eastern Cape Street Vendors Alliance (affiliated to StreetNet)
Haga clic aquí para la Conferencia de Prensa (inglés) "INTERNATIONAL
CAMPAIGN:
WORLD CLASS CITIES FOR ALL
SOUTH AFRICAN LAUNCH"
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