Food security and poverty reduction programmes: the experience of female headed households in a Cape Town community by Duncan, Sarah

“…In order to address this plateau, the research has answered the question - how do food insecure female headed households experience the contributions of poverty reduction programmes in meeting their food security needs? The purpose of the study has been to add to relevant literature, with the aim of describing what food insecure households consider the contribution of poverty reduction programmes to be in meeting their food security needs. …”
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The Social Integration of Urban Green Infrastructure Programmes in Land-Use Management Planning Practices in Stellenbosch Municipality by Van Harte, Kauthar

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Digitized Radio broadcast seeker (DRBS) by Sithole, Simbisai Mfunani

“…While significant advancements have been made in SDR hardware technology and making data easily accessible to users, developer productivity has been lacking. …”
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Assessing the needs of parents of "at-risk" children in residential care : towards the development of a parent support programme by Gorvalla, Shereen

“…Therefore, the study further highlighted the need for an effective support programme for parents, to give vent to their fears and expectations for themselves and their children. …”
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An exploration of a personal-professional developmental programme for pre-registration nurses from a multicultural setting by Cronje, Sarah

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The contribution of coaching and mentoring to development of the participants in the Small Business Academy programme of the University of Stellenbosch Business School by Cronje, Jean Pierre

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The pre-primary early childhood care and education (EECE) programme in Botswana: understanding its accessibility and quality by Pillar, Lebogang Joan

“…It was triangulated with the data obtained from documents. The study made three (3) key findings. First the study reveals that although the government achieved 86% scale-up rate of the programme, the student enrolment rate remains low, at an estimated 25%. …”
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Utilisation evaluation of the Employee Health and Wellness Programme for the National Office of the Department of Rural Development and Land Reform

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Organisational culture and Employee Health and Wellness Programme service delivery in South African Police Service in Limpopo

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The economic impact of inventory credit programme (ICP) on cereal farmers in the PRU District of the Brong Ahafo Region by Adjei, Theophilus

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Optimal pathway towards building EPC rating improvements align with building energy performance certificate programme

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The perceptions of accident and emergency nurses regarding a structured debriefing programme in a private hospital in Gauteng

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The development, initial implementation and support of a primary health care training programme in rational drug use by Orrell, Catherine Jane

“…The Rational Drug Use Training Project is a district-oriented programme designed to improve rational drug use among primary health care prescribers in the South African public sector. …”
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Socio-economic impact of land reform projects benefitting from the Recapitalisation and Development Programme in South Africa

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Stress levels as a rationale for the establishment of an employee recreation programme in the Department of Correctional Services in South Africa

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An evaluative case study of the YiPSA prison post-release programme in Cape Town, South Africa by Osbourn, Clinton

“…This research study explored the perceptions of a group of young men that participated in a prison post-release programme implemented by Young in Prison South Africa (YiPSA) based in Cape Town, South Africa, that used primarily arts-based methods to engage the participants. …”
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Evaluation of a play therapy training programme for youth facilitators of a returned exile children's group by November, Karen

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