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“Bitten by shyness”: menstrual hygiene management, sanitation, and the quest for privacy in South Africa
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June 27, 2016

Little is known about how menstruation is managed in low-income settings and whether existing sanitation systems meet women’s needs. Using the ‘Photovoice’ method with 21 women in participatory workshops and in-depth interviews, data was collected on menstrual hygiene management in three sites in Durban, South Africa. All women reported using disposable sanitary pads. Although they… Read more

health and gender, menstrual hygiene management, south africa
Gender
Health
Social Protection
Stepped care for maternal mental health: a case study of the perinatal mental health project in South Africa
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April 1, 2016

Maternal mental health is largely neglected in low- and middle-income countries. There is no routine screening or treatment of maternal mental disorders in primary care settings in South Africa. The Perinatal Mental Health Project (PMHP) developed an intervention to deliver mental health care to pregnant women in a collaborative, step-wise manner making use of existing… Read more

health and gender, Maternal Health, Mental Health, south africa
Health
South Africa’s private sector investment in training and its erosion as a result of HIV and AIDS
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January 25, 2016

The South African economy is dependent on the productivity of its labour. To maximise productivity, the labour force must possess the appropriate skills. The private sector invests more funds than the government on training. However, the HIV and AIDS epidemic is eroding this investment. Based on an estimate of the HIV and AIDS death rate… Read more

HIV/AIDS, Labour market, south africa
Education
Greening TVET Colleges Initiative in South Africa: from individual competence development to institutional change
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November 18, 2015

South Africa is making policy efforts to invest in a green economy. It is hoped that the green economy will drive growth, provide jobs and ultimately reduce poverty. It has been identified as a key sector for employment creation with the potential for creating at least 300,000 additional direct jobs by 2020. Job creation is… Read more

Green Economy, south africa, technical education, TVET, Vocational education, Vocational training
Health
Poverty and non-communicable diseases in South Africa
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September 1, 2015

High levels of wealth inequality with improved health statistics in South Africa (SA) provide an important opportunity to investigate non-communicable diseases (NCDs) among the poor. This paper uses two distinct national data sets to contrast patterns of mortality in rich and poor areas and explore the associations between poverty, risk factors, health care and selected… Read more

NCDs, south africa
Predicting early grade retention: A longitudinal investigation of primary school progress in a sample of rural South African children
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December 5, 2014

Background. One hundred and fifty rural South African children, newly enrolled in Grade 2 in 1994, were retraced in 1998 when they were scheduled to have entered Grade 7. Only 39% of the cohort had progressed smoothly to Grade 7; more than a third (36%) had left their original primary school, and 25% had been… Read more

Education, south africa
Into the Future – Ilifa Labantwana Phase II 2013-2016
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October 21, 2014

The importance of ECD for human and social development and productivity is now recognised as a national priority at the highest levels of government. In Phase I of its programme (2009-13), Ilifa demonstrated a variety of modes of ECD service and delivery. This publication details the six strategic objectives of Phase II (2013-2016). Very briefly,… Read more

Early Childhood Development, south africa
Education
The South African Child Support Grant Impact Assessment
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October 20, 2014

The Child Support Grant (CSG) is an important instrument of social protection in South Africa, reaching over 10 million South African children each month. This report presents the findings of a research team’s analysis of a specially designed survey fielded in rural and urban areas of five South African provinces, supporting the rigorous impact assessment… Read more

Children, Early Childhood Development, south africa
Education
ICT in education policy and practice in developing countries: South Africa and Chile compared through SITES 2006
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May 21, 2014

This paper presents a comparison between South African and Chilean results on SITES (Second Information Technology in Education Study) 2006 study, aiming to show and discuss both disparities and similarities, and trying to explain them through an analysis of their ICT in Education policies and national contexts. Firstly, these policies and contexts portray national backgrounds… Read more

chile, ICT, ict policy, south africa
Health
Overview of Health Sector Reforms in South Africa
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December 26, 2011

This paper provides an overview of key reforms and organisational development initiatives currently underway within the South African public health sector at the national level. South Africa has made significant progress establishing certain aspects. For example: progressive public health legislation and policies, a unified national health system, increased infrastructure at primary care level, removed user… Read more

health insurance, health sector reform, south africa
Health
Revitalising Primary Health Care in the Eastern Cape
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May 17, 2011

This document reviews progress with the implementation of a new model for Primary Health Care in the Eastern Cape Province. It finds the Eastern Cape Department of Health (ECDoH) has embraced global best practice and sought to give effect to the national public healthcare policy (PHC) policy and the inclusion of maternal, child and women’s… Read more

primary healthcare, south africa
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