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Agricultural Economics Research, Policy and Practice in Southern Africa
Volume 38, 1999 - Issue sup1
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Comparing notes on the approaches and progress with land reform in Southern Africa

THE CASH FLOW PROBLEM AND LAND REDISTRIBUTION IN SOUTH AFRICA: BROADENING THE LAND MARKET AND ECONOMISING ON GOVERNMENT'S ROLE

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Pages 343-352 | Published online: 09 Jun 2010
 

Abstract

Land redistribution for the disadvantaged population in South Africa has evolved slowly since its inception in 1995. Moreover, much of this effort has been government-directed and financed through fiscal resources. An option exists to broaden this effort by leveraging additional resources from Banks and private investors, reducing the role of government and economizing on its use of public resources. A loan facility with repayments deferred to address cash flow problems in the early years of new or restructured forms enterprises forms the basis of this proposal to encourage joint ventures with the private sector.

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