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  1. Data replication and update propagation in XML P2P data management systems by Paulse, Marlon

    Published 2023
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  2. The value of house screening as an addition to long-lasting insecticidal nets in protecting against malaria in Zambia

    Published 2024
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  3. Feasibility of groundwater abstraction and treatment for urban water supply by Blignault, Samantha Paige

    Published 2020
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  4. "Towards estimating the cost premium of Green Star certified office buildings in South Africa

    Published 2026
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  5. The use of construction and demolition waste in concrete in Cape Town by Wickins, Kyle

    Published 2015
    “…This has resulted in 195 000 tons of the estimated 680 000 tons per annum (2012) of C&DW being disposed in Cape Town. The approach of the City and the construction industry to waste management is characterised by quality control issues, resource inefficiencies, economic and social burdens and environmental impacts. …”
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  6. Greenhouse gas mitigation cost of energy from biogas : a techno-economic analysis of co-digestion of three types of waste in Cape Town by Malla, Lesego

    Published 2015
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  7. Nudge for good : bridging choice architecture and co-creation for inclusive design

    Published 2025
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  8. A microprocessor based telemetry outstation by Lusty, John Hilary

    Published 2016
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  9. Economic growth in Cape Town : An assessment and redirection of Cape Town's Spatial Development Framework by Myers, Lauren

    Published 2014
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  10. The abundance, distribution and accumulation of plastic debris in Table Bay, Cape Town, South Africa by Lamprecht, Annerie

    Published 2014
    “…One beach (Milnerton) is a popular recreational beach 12 km from the city centre, whereas the other (Koeberg) is situated in a nature reserve, with limited access by the general public, and is 27 km farther from the city. …”
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  11. An Experimental Study on the Infiltration Potential of Stormwater Ponds in Zeekoe Catchment, Cape Town, South Africa by Mavundla, Kgomoangwato

    Published 2023
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  12. Local government in Swaziland : requirements for competent administration in urban areas

    Published 2013
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  13. Assessment of development form and its impact on the modal split and trip generation for low-income commercial developments by Botha, Marlyn Lloyd

    Published 2019
    “…The objective of this dissertation is therefore firstly to assess the impact which the built environment (TOD and TND) has on the modal split and trip generation for low income commercial developments, secondary to draw a comparison between the actual operation of low income developments and the accepted trip generation rates used in South Africa, thirdly, to assess the unique characteristics of low income developments within a local context. …”
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  14. The emergence of green building practices : case study of Stellenbosch by Slabbert, Gennae

    Published 2013
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  15. Review and gap analysis of Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) in Windhoek, Namibia by Nambinga, Linekela Elias

    Published 2020
    “…The country is regularly afflicted by drought and has fluctuating and unreliable rainfall patterns, often accompanied by high evaporation rates. The City of Windhoek, as the capital city, the biggest municipality and also the largest densely populated town in Namibia, is faced with an ever-increasing shortage of water for its inhabitants. …”
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  16. Supply and demand side benefits and costs of low cost urban electrification in Malawi : a case of Mbayani Township by Matinga, Margaret Njirambo

    Published 2015
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  17. Development of a success model for Water Management Information Systems by Amoako, Gordon Nana Kwesi

    Published 2019
    “…The system factors consisted of five dimensions namely; WMIS System Quality, WMIS Information Quality, Service Quality, System Use and User Satisfaction; whereas the organisation factors consisted of Leadership, Structure and Environment constructs. The model was tested and validated using cross-sectional data collected from users of WMIS from various designations of the Department of Water and Sanitation in the City of Cape Town metropolitan municipality in Cape Town, South Africa. …”
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  18. The relationship between consumer demand and pressure in a selected pressure managed zone in Cape Town by Alves De Sousa, Melissa

    Published 2021
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