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Planning for urban food security: leveraging the contribution of informal trade in the case of Bellville Station precinct
South African cities, similarly to other cities across the Global South, experience high levels of food insecurity. Urban food insecurity is particularly prevalent in lowincome households, with 72% of households in low-income urban areas in Cape Town identified as food insecure in a 2013 African Foo...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2018
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