0:00 – 0:30 | Hook / Introduction Narration: “Hi everyone! I’m F. Malesa, a pre-service teacher. Today we explore how the City of Tshwane is tackling climate change and promoting sustainability. Let’s dive in!” Visuals: Aerial drone footage of Tshwane’s skyline — Union Buildings, highways, and parks. Quick montage of climate-related clips: recycling bins, tree planting, and brief flooding scenes. Animated title overlay: ‘Sustainable Tshwane: Climate Action & Challenges’. Captions: “Discover how Tshwane is tackling climate change! #SustainableTshwane” Music: Upbeat, light instrumental background track for engagement. 0:30 – 1:00 | Green Building Policy Narration: “Tshwane’s Green Building Policy promotes eco-friendly construction, helping reduce energy consumption and the city’s carbon footprint.” Visuals: Animated city map with buildings turning green. Footage of modern energy-efficient buildings with rooftop gardens and solar panels. Short infographic showing reduction in energy use and emissions. 1:00 – 1:30 | Climate Response Strategy Narration: “The City’s Climate Response Strategy focuses on reducing emissions through innovative urban planning and renewable energy initiatives.” Visuals: Animated charts showing declining carbon emissions. Footage of solar power installations and wind turbines. Cutaways to engineers and community members working on renewable projects. 1:30 – 2:00 | Non-Motorised Transport Narration: “Cycling lanes, pedestrian walkways, and safe urban designs encourage residents to walk or cycle instead of driving. This reduces traffic congestion, noise, and air pollution.” Visuals: Footage of people cycling on city bike paths, animated arrows tracking their movement. Drone view of clean, busy streets with dedicated lanes. Overlay icons of bicycles, walking shoes, and eco-friendly transport. 2:00 – 2:30 | Recycling & Waste Management Narration: “Tshwane’s recycling and waste management programs support sustainable living by reducing landfill waste and promoting re-use.” Visuals: Scenes of waste separation at recycling facilities, color-coded bins in neighborhoods, and trucks collecting sorted waste. Animated infographic showing waste reduction percentages and cleaner community environments. 2:30 – 3:00 | Tree Planting & Wetland Restoration Narration: “Tree planting campaigns and wetland restoration projects protect biodiversity, improve air quality, and stabilize ecosystems.” Visuals: Volunteers planting trees along streets and riverbanks. Time-lapse animation of wetlands transforming from polluted to thriving. Footage of local birdlife, greenery, and restored water systems. 3:00 – 3:30 | Local Challenge – Pollution Narration: “Despite progress, pollution remains a major challenge, affecting air quality and community health, particularly in industrial zones.” Visuals: Footage of smog-covered city areas, vehicles emitting exhaust, and factory smoke. Animated pollution particles drift across screen with warning icons for air quality. 3:30 – 4:00 | Local Challenge – Flooding Narration: “Flooding, caused by poor drainage and climate change, disrupts transport and damages property in vulnerable communities.” Visuals: Video of flooded streets and stormwater drains overflowing. Animated maps pinpointing flood-prone regions. Quick side-by-side images: before and after flood conditions. 4:00 – 4:30 | Local Challenge – Informal Settlements Narration: “Informal settlements face sanitation and waste disposal challenges, creating health and environmental risks.” Visuals: Footage of informal housing areas. Animated warning icons highlighting sanitation issues. Volunteers distributing clean water and waste bins to emphasize community resilience. 4:30 – 5:00 | Municipal Challenge – Energy Shortages Narration: “Tshwane’s dependence on fossil fuels and power shortages limit sustainable progress. Renewable energy alternatives are crucial for long-term growth.” Visuals: Footage of power plants releasing smoke. Animated energy consumption charts. Transition to visuals of solar installations and LED streetlights symbolizing the city’s shift toward clean energy. 5:00 – 5:30 | Call to Action Narration: “Sustainability is everyone’s responsibility. We can all help build a greener, more resilient city — through small daily actions that make a big difference.” Visuals: Montage of citizens recycling, using solar panels, cycling, and planting trees. Animated icons of renewable energy, recycling symbols, and community participation. Overlay text: ‘Act Locally, Impact Globally!’ 5:30 – 6:00 | Conclusion & Outro Narration: “Share your ideas and join the movement for a climate-resilient Tshwane. Thank you for watching! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more educational videos.” Visuals: Sunset over the Tshwane skyline fades in. Outro screen displays social media handles and hashtags: #SustainableTshwane #ClimateAction #GreenFuture. Animated “Subscribe” and “Follow” buttons appear as outro music fades out. Music: Uplifting outro melody with smooth fade.