Table 4.

Interventions proposed by stakeholders in five categories for a heat-health resilient Rustenburg Local Municipality.

Human Settlements	Taxi and Bus Ranks	Marketplaces	Schools	Parks, Sports Fields and Stadia
Green building design	Existing taxi ranks	Remote areas	Cold, clean water to all	Athlete medical assessment
RDP housing	Increased shade	Use recyclable materials for structure and furniture	Green buildings, school competitions, school awards	Water fountains
Solar geysers	Cool coatings and non-heat absorbent material	Ventilation	Sunscreen for all learners and teachers	Provide sunscreen to athletes
Cross ventilation	Plant Trees	Subdivisions, e.g., food, arts and crafts	Harvest rainwater in Jo-Jo water storage tank	Installation of sprinklers at stadia and sports fields
Window size proportion to floor area	Water fountains in close proximity	Water-based recycling system	Heated/cooling floors and furniture	Careful location of stadia and sports fields
Orientation of windows	Mister sprays	Plant trees	Heat protection school uniforms	Water harvesting
High enough roofs (ventilation)	New taxi ranks	Public awareness campaigns	No hands water fountains	Adjusting to foreign environments
Use cool (also colour) roof materials	Dome type roofs	Licenses, permits	Indigenous and fruit/nut trees	No physical activity when hot and humid
Ceilings and insulation	Sufficient ventilation	Use gel-based stoves (clean cooking) data	No sweet drinks at school
Light paint on walls			Awareness campaigns
Trees for each dwelling			Food garden, some produce sold to community
Communal swimming pool			Grey water harvesting
			Give children trees to plant at home

Note. RDP, Reconstruction, and Development Programme that began post-Apartheid to build low-costs houses for all people living in South Africa.