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Institute for Poverty, Land and Agrarian Studies (PLAAS)
Founded in 1995 at the University of the Western Cape, in Cape Town, South Africa, PLAAS has developed a proven track record of high-quality research on land reform, poverty and natural resource management in the Southern African region. PLAAS also undertakes training, provides advisory, facilitation and evaluation services and is active in the field of national policy development.
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'What is the Value of the Constitution?' Value Chains, Livelihoods and Food Security in SA's Large and Small Scale Fisheries
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Going Nowhere Fast? Changed Working Conditions on Western Cape Fruit and Wine Farms A State of Knowledge Review
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Informal Sector's Role in Food Security A Missing Link in Policy Debates
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Lusaka's Local Food Geographies A Gendered Reading of Every Day Food Insecurity in Mtendere, Lusaka
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Local Food Geographies The Nature and Extent of Food Insecurity in South Africa
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Understanding South African Food and Agricultural Policy Implications for Agri-Food Value Chains, Regulation and Formal and Informal Livelihoods
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Deflating the Fallacy of Food Deserts Local Food Geographies in Orange Farm and Inner City Johannesburg
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Saving Africa's Vanishing Wildlife: How Civil Society can Help Turn the Tide
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