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The main findings of the district pilot project of labour‐intensive road construction and maintenance in Botswana and the implications for similar projects in South Africa

R T McCutcheon Department of Civil Engineering, University of the Witwatersrand
Pages 149-170 | Published online: 27 Feb 2008

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R T McCutcheon. (1992) Botswana: A description of the district roads labour‐intensive improvement and maintenance programme. Development Southern Africa 9:3, pages 269-294.
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R.T. McCutcheon. (1995) Employment creation in public works. Habitat International 19:3, pages 331-355.
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S. Phillips, D. Meyer & R. McCutcheon. (1992) Employment creation, poverty alleviation, and the provision of infrastructure. Urban Forum 3:2, pages 81-113.
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