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Framing Rights and Responsibilities: Accounts of Women with a History of AIDS Activism

Published by: BioMed Central

In South Africa, policy with respect to HIV/AIDS has had a strong rights-based framing in line with international trends and in keeping with the constitutional overhaul in the post-Apartheid era. There have also been considerable advances since 1994 towards legal enshrinement of sexual and reproductive health rights and in the provision of related services.

Imperfect Competition in the National Treasury CGE Model of South Africa: Documentation and Training Manual

Published by: The World Bank

Mobilizing for Democracy

Published by: Zed Books

Mobilizing for Democracy is an in-depth study into how ordinary citizens and their organizations mobilize to deepen democracy.

HIV/AIDS, the disability grant and ARV adherence

Published by: FAFO

This report presents selected findings from a project conducted in collaboration between Fafo and University of Cape Town, AIDS and Society Research Unit. Through triangulated qualitative and quantitative research methods, we studied whether people living with HIV faced trade-offs between treatment adherence and grant termination.

How Do Rights Become Real? Formal and Informal Institutions in South Africa’s Land Reform

Published by: IDS

Dependency and Graduation

Published by: Regional Hunger and Vulnerability Programme

This briefing paper critically examines two concepts that permeate contemporary policy debates about social protection –...

Houses and the Ritual Construction of Gendered Homes

This article examines Griqua women's association with houses in historic, economic, and ritual contexts during the twentieth century....

Child Support Grant Evaluation 2010: Preparatory Qualitative Research Report

Published by: Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI)

The Child Support Grant (CSG) is a rare example in Africa of a comprehensive social grant programme for poor children, reaching 9.85...