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Food security and poverty reduction programmes: the experience of female headed households in a Cape Town community
Living in impoverished urban areas, female headed households are most vulnerable to food insecurity. In order to reduce the risk and abate the experience of household food insecurity, civil society (NGO) and government have established numerous poverty reduction programmes and initiatives. However,...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2017
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