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Community projects: The possibilities in South Africa

Matthew Cobbett Economist, Rural and Community Development Department, Development Bank of Southern Africa,
Pages 324-333 | Published online: 27 Feb 2008

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Solomon Yirenkyi-Boateng. (2001) Rural afforestation programmes for sustainable rural development: How realist conceptualisation can help. Development Southern Africa 18:3, pages 327-346.
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Jean-Pierre El Asmar, John Obas Ebohon & Ahmad Taki. (2012) Bottom-up approach to sustainable urban development in Lebanon: The case of Zouk Mosbeh. Sustainable Cities and Society 2:1, pages 37-44.
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