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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Poverty alleviation programmes"”.
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Impact of poverty alleviation programmes with special reference to Lower Umfolozi District
Poverty is seen as the phenomenon that is typical of certain countries, areas and group of people who posses specific traits and labels that contribute to their condition of being poor. In South Africa poverty is primarily a feature of the previously disadvantaged population. Black South Africans …
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Community development as a strategy to alleviate poverty
… community development as a strategy to alleviate poverty in Nkandla by examining the community development programmes in place and their effectiveness in alleviating poverty. According to the 1996 population census, some 135 000 people live in the Nkandla District. Out of these, 57% are females …
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Local church strategies for poverty alleviation : an assessment of church-based projects using human scale development
… an assessment of the viability of church-based poverty alleviation strategies. It hypothesises that churches have a valuable and significant role to play in the alleviation of poverty. The research looks at the activities of two churches within South Africa, that is, Jubilee Community Church in …
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Challenges experienced by primary caregivers in raising children with physical disabilities in Mvunyane area, Vryheid, Kwazulu-Natal
… a physical disabled child is likely to fall into poverty. This is because the effects of financial constraints not only affect the primary caregivers of children with physical disabilities but they affect the whole family. It was concluded that there are inadequate intervention care programmes and …
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An impact of flagship program: an approach to poverty alleviation
… in order to break the cycle of vulnerability and poverty in South Africa. In Msinga alone, the Integrated Development Plan document (2001:2) indicates that at least 85% of Msinga population is unemployed thereby trapped in poverty. For them to earn a proper living, they depend on subsistence …