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Southern Africa Trust
The Southern Africa Trust was established in 2005 to support civil society organisations in southern Africa to participate effectively and with credibility in policy dialogue so that the voices of the poor can have a better impact in the development of public policies. The Trust supports processes that deepen and widen participation in policy dialogues with a regional impact on poverty. The Southern Africa Trust’s vision is to have a well-integrated southern Africa with policies and strategies that end poverty and make regional integration work for the poor.
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The Role of the Private Sector in the Development Agenda
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State of Border and Movements within Southern Africa
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State and Future of CSOs in Southern Africa - Changing Landscape
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Africa Continental Free Trade Area: How will it Benefit Cross Border Traders?
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An Analysis of Poverty and Inequality in Southern Africa during a Global Pandemic
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Experiences of Women in the Informal Economy in Zimbabwe
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The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Women in the Informal Economy: The Case of Malawi
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Impact of the COVID-19 on Women Cross-Border Traders in Malawi
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