Poll: Does land redistribution in southern Africa achieve poverty reduction and livelihood improvement objectives?

Yes
No; Votes : 266

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Mashava, R. (2010). ‘Confronting the state and elites: Gender-based organisation for water access in a new micro-irrigation scheme in the Shashe Sub-Catchment Area of Umzingwane, Zimbabwe’, Livelihoods after Land Reform in Zimbabwe Working Paper 4, Liveli

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Does land redistribution in southern Africa achieve poverty reduction and livelihood improvement objectives?

Mashava, R. (2010). ‘Confronting the state and elites: Gender-based organisation for water access in a new micro-irrigation scheme in the Shashe Sub-Catchment Area of Umzingwane, Zimbabwe’, Livelihoods after Land Reform in Zimbabwe Working Paper 4, Liveli

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