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An assessment of resettlement programmes in Southern Africa
The resettlement programmes in Zimbabwe, Namibia and South Africa aim to provide secure access to natural resources and infrastructure for landless people within rural areas, in order for them to achieve self sufficient livelihoods through the production of agriculture. Resettlement programmes are a...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2024
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