Fit for life: an exploration of the approaches used by sport-for-development NGOs to monitor and evaluate programmes offered in schools

Master Thesis

2012

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Mashale, Termica Rethabile
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Booyens, MG
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University of Cape Town

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Department of Social Development
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Faculty of Humanities
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Abstract
The study aimed at exploring the approaches used by sport-for-development organisations to monitor and evaluate their programmes offered to schools in the Cape Metropole. The study contributes to the growing fields of programme monitoring and evaluation (M&E) as well as sport-for-development in South Africa. The study’s sample comprised NGOs that used sport as an entry point to engage young people and engender behavioural change, thereby reducing youth vulnerability to sexual and reproductive health issues.
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Social Policy and Management

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Mashale, T. 2012. Fit for life: an exploration of the approaches used by sport-for-development NGOs to monitor and evaluate programmes offered in schools. University of Cape Town.

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