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Experiences and perceptions of women involved in food garden projects in Khayelitsha
The purpose of this study was to explore the experiences and perceptions of women involved in food garden projects. This was evaluated against the Community Driven Development approach which is a development initiative to empower community groups by giving them control over resources and decision ma...
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Department of Social Development
2015
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