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Thursday, 25 April 2013

The South African Community Capability Study: The Community Work Programme

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• Year: 2013
• Organisation: TIPS
• Author(s): Centre for Democratising Information.
• Countries and Regions: South Africa

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This qualitative study assessed the impact of the Community Work Programme (CWP) on the capabilities of participants and communities. It showed the programme had significantly expanded participants capability set and had contributed to improving both individual and community wellbeing. (The Employment Promotion Programme (EPP) Research)

Published in Community Work Programme

Topic:

• Public Employment Programmes

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