Author:Hakala, Suvi; Keller, MarikeDate:Oct 2011Research on exit strategies for street workers as well as documenting and identifying support strategies for the self-help groups.Read morecbna
Author:UCT Knowledge Co-opDate:Nov 2011This is a feminist study that looked at prostituted women and the challenges they face when trying to leave prostitution. Considering the high prevalence of gender based violence in South Africa, the researchers wanted to understand: - the ...Read morecbna
Author:Vale, ElizabethDate:2012This paper forms part of a larger research project that explores how community health workers negotiate between the prescribed 'manual' for care and the realities of their field - re-appropriating prescriptions of public health policy through ...Read morecbnd
Author:Czerniewicz, LauraDate:Oct 2011This presentation gives an overview of African Higher education and research in the technology context, including mobile phones. Digital content is growing and there is a shift to openness. Why Open education? Answers: Access to knowledge, ...Read morecba
Author:Boyle, LukeDate:Nov 2019In today’s urban environment, local governments have to deal with increasingly complex mandates, social inequalities and economic growth in a context of increasing environmental and economic uncertainty (Baud et al., 2014). In Africa, these ...Read more
Author:Neylon, Cameron; Willmers, Michelle; King, ThomasDate:Feb 2014Universities are under growing pressure to illustrate the "impact" of research they produce, perhaps especially institutions in the developing world, which are expected to balance social responsiveness with the rigours of a competitive ...Read morecb
Author:Robinson, William M L; Plagányi, Éva E; Butterworth, Doug SDate:2008Given the move towards adopting an ecosystem approach to fisheries in the pelagic sector, the new joint OMP needs to be tested in the light of not only the risk parameters as considered previously, along with catch statistics, but also ...Read more
Author:Seekings, JeremyDate:2008The International Labour Organisation (ILO) played an important role in developing institutions of social protection – i.e. in promoting welfare statebuilding – outside of the earlier industrialising societies of north-western Europe and North ...Read morecbnd
Author:Picot, Garnett; Piraino, PatrizioDate:28 May 2015We use longitudinal tax data linked to immigrant landing records to study the effect of selective attrition on the estimated earnings assimilation of immigrants to Canada. Contrary to findings in the existing international literature, we show ...Read more
Author:Neylon, Cameron; Willmers, Michelle; King, ThomasDate:Feb 2014A fundamental concern for higher education institutions worldwide is improving their efectiveness and efficiency. #is is often expressed as a need to maximise the "impact" of funded research. "Impact" is intended to mean the e!ects of ...Read morecb
Author:Mukheibir, PierreDate:2007In response to the recent reports on climate change impacts, especially on the water supply sector, a methodology that incorporates climate change impacts in to water resource planning at small municipal level is proposed. The introduction ...Read more
Author:Van der Mey, Stephanie; Eyal, KatherineDate:2014This paper aims to assess the effectiveness and transparency outcomes of an access to information mechanism in South Africa enshrined in the Protection of Access to in Information (PAIA) Act of 2000. A randomized control trial is conducted ...Read morecb
Author:Mussa, R.Date:28 May 2015The paper uses data from the Second Malawi Integrated Household Survey (IHS2) to investigate the impact of fertility on poverty in rural Malawi. We use two measures of poverty; the objective and the subjective. After accounting for endogeneity ...Read more
Author:Pauw, Kalie; Ncube, LibertyDate:Aug 2007This country study evaluates the experience of the South African economy with respect to growth, poverty and inequality trends since the advent of democracy in 1994.Read morecbna
Author:Ndlovu, VezumuziDate:2006This article explores how the advent of HAART has impacted the fertility plans of people with HIV/AIDS in Zimbabwe. It argues that HAART has had a significant impact on the outlook that HIV-positive people have on reproduction and health in ...Read morecb
Author:Mattes, Robert; Manning, RyannDate:2003Statistics about the devastating impact of the HIV virus on the African continent, where more than 23.5 million people are infected (Poku, 2001), are widely known, and are bandied about in both social and academic speak. Within mainstream ...Read morecbnd
Author:Manning, RyannDate:2003The aim of this paper is to provide a preliminary analysis of how the HIV/AIDS epidemic already does and increasingly will impact on local-level democracy, and to recommend areas for future research and analysis on this topic. Many people ...Read morecbnd