LUSAKA SOUTH MULTI FACILITY ECONOMIC ZONE

Zambia Investment Forum

Kuala Lumpur

23rd February 2011

Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry

Government Republic of Zambia

Kulim Technology Park Corporation Sdn. Bhd.

Japan International Cooperation Agency

Aims of the LS-MFEZ Master Plan

• A comprehensive, well planned and

integrated multi facility zone;

• An industrial area for export-oriented and

domestic oriented industries, with all the

necessary infrastructure; and

• Address the need for Free Trade Zones or

Export Processing Zones and support

facilities in one entity.

LS-MFEZ Site

LS-MFEZ – SITE LOCATION PLAN

LS-MFEZ AND THE CITY LAND USES

SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT

CONCEPT OF GREATER LUSAKA

Source: Progress Report on the Comprehensive Urban Development Plan for The City of

Lusaka

LS MFEZ IN RELATION TO THE

PROPOSED ARTERIAL ROAD

NETWORK

An MFEZ is to be characterized by inter alia:

• Having adequate, efficient and reliable

infrastructure and utility systems that conform to

the best international standards;

• Having proper and adequate housing, education,

medical, recreation and other facilities;

• Having the most modern and best practice laws,

rules and regulations and incentives for its dynamic

growth;

• A ‘park type’ environment within which adequate

and quality services are offered including science

and research facilities, technical schools and

advanced training; and

• A ‘small township’ in its own right.

LS-MFEZ MASTER PLAN CONCEPT

(2100 ha)

COMPARISON OF LAND USE DISTRIBUTION OF THE KTPC’S AND LS-MFEZ’S MASTER PLAN CONCEPT

Land Use

KHTP LS-MFEZ

Ha % Ha %

Industry (including Hi-Tech) 405 27.97 694.96 33.09

R&D 37 2.55 100.57 4.79

Residential 470 32.45 291.56 13.89

Commercial/Business Core 121 7.80 72.43 3.45

Community Facilities - - 36.29 1.73

Institution 175 12.09 166.00 7.90

Open Space 248 17.12 472.02 22.48

Infrastructure and Utility (Including Roads) - - 242.33 11.54

Transmission Line - - 23.84 1.14

Total 1448 100.0 2100.0 100.0

Note:

Original gazetted area for KHTP : 1448 ha.

Extension for KHTP : Phase 3 Industrial Zone: 175 ha. (under construction)

Phase 4 Industrial Zone : 230 ha. (in near future / planning stage) the additional

areas for industry in the above extension areas which are mainly for industrial uses

(assuming a 70% land utilisation) will total to 688.5 ha. This is equivalent to 37.1%

of the overall landuse distribution within the 1853 ha.

KHTP total area : 1853 ha.

Proposed KHTP 2 : 1,400-2,000 ha. (outside existing KHTP)

PROPOSED PHASE ONE

PLAN OF LS-MFEZ

Phase One

PROPOSED PHASE TWO OF

LS-MFEZ

Phase Two

Phase One

PROPOSED PHASE THREE

OF LS-MFEZ

Phase Two

Phase One

Phase Three

PROPOSED PHASE FOUR OF

LS-MFEZ

Phase Two

Phase One

Phase Three

Phase Four

PROPOSED PHASE FIVE OF

LS-MFEZ

Phase Two

Phase One

Phase Three

Phase Four

Phase Five

Design Strategy

• Optimization of readily available land (by the government);

• Efficient system of vehicular and pedestrian movement;

• Convenient linkages between the LS-MFEZ and its external

connectivity;

• Integration of the LS-MFEZ’s land use activities and

functions;

• Adequate, efficient distribution of the LS-MFEZ’s support

infrastructure;

• High quality building design and reflecting Zambian Identity;

• Attractive landscaping and park like environment; and

• Orderly growth through various phased developments.

INFRASTRUCTURE & UTILITY DEMAND

Item DescriptionsOverall Development

(2100 ha.)

i. Water Supply Demand 43,000 m3/day

ii. Power Supply Demand 115,000 kW

iii. Telecommunication Facility Demand 43,200 lines

iv. Sewerage Output 96,000 PE

v. Solid Waste Output 45,000 kg/day

SUPPLY SOURCES

POWER SUPPLY AND

TELECOMMUNICATION

EXTENSION FOR PHASE 1

POWER & WATER SUPPLIES AND

TELECOMMUNICATION EXTENSION FOR

PHASES 2,3,4 AND 5.

WATER SUPPLY FOR PHASE 1

1ST STOREY

2ND STOREY

3RD STOREY

4HT STOREY

ROOF LEVEL

Key Building of Special Design Can Enhance The Identity of LS -MFEZ Business Center

Special Building Design Element To

Enhance a Sense of Welcome

Overall Building Development To Maintain Low

Rise Effect and Human Scale Environment

The Façade of Overall Developments Are

Influenced By Traditional Zambian

Architecture. It Is Translated Into Building

Design By The Usage of Forms, Colours,

Materials, and Textures

Roof Design To Take Into Account The Local

Climate and Zambian Culture

DESIGN FEATURES

Specific Height and Setbacks of Buildings Are

To Be Regulated

LS-MFEZ ENTRY STATEMENT

BUILDING DESIGN GUIDELINE FOR THE COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS CORE

Bird Eye View of the Business Core (Phase One

Development in the forefront) from the East

Another View of the Business Core Looking South

For Your Attention!!!