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  • "Ever Upwardly Mobile": How do cellphones benefit vulnerable people? - Lessons from farming cooperatives in Lesotho
    2009

    As part of its remit to build evidence on innovative approaches to develop better, more dynamic ways of tackling both acute hunger and chronic, predictable vulnerability, the Regional Hunger and Vulnerability Programme undertook a pilot project to see how vulnerable people benefit from cellphones.

  • 2009 SADC Vulnerability Assessment and Analysis Programme Annual Organizational Meeting Report
    2010

    The 2009 SADC Regional Vulnerability Assessment and Analysis (RVAA) Programme Annual Organization Meeting (AOM) was held in Livingstone, Zambia from 1st to 4th December 2009 at Zambezi Sun Hotel. The main objective of the AOM was to share experiences and challenges during 2009 by the participating agencies of the RVAA Programme which include National Vulnerability Assessment Committees (NVACs), the RVAA Programme Management Unit (PMU), and the Regional Vulnerability Assessment Committee (RVAC). The RVAC comprises International Cooperating Partners (ICPs) and the SADC secretariat. Apart from sharing experiences, the NVACs presented their work plans for 2010 while the ICPs presented their activities and areas of possible support to the NVACs during the period 2010.

  • A comment on the WFP SENAC Comprehensive Vulnerability Assessment and Analysis
    Seaman J
    2006

    International interest and investment in famine early warning and emergency assessment tends to be cyclic: a gross failure to predict and assess a famine is followed by adverse publicity and in turn a surge of investment in systems to ensure better future performance.

  • A entrega de transferências sociais
    2007

    Um dos desafios mais significativos colocados perante qualquer programa de transferência social é como entregar a transferência aos beneficiários desejados - muitos dos quais podem viver em áreas remotas - sem fraude, corrupção ou outro abuso, e a um custo acessível.

  • A Framework for a Long Term Vision for Botswana
    Botswana Presidential Task Group
    2004

    The world is undergoing rapid change, and Botswana is changing with it. The challenge for the future will be to adapt to the changing and competitive world without sacrificing the positive aspects of our culture and values. Change can be very difficult - it will require hard work, commitment, and an acceptance of some necessary but painful adjustments.

  • A implementação das transferências sociais dez mensagens chave
    2007
  • A market analysis of the food security situation in southern Africa in 2007/08
    Dradri S
    2007
  • A national social protection scheme for Zambia
    Barrientos A
    2007
  • A Produção de Biocombustível e a Ameaça à Segurança Alimentar da África do Sul
    2007
  • A rapid appraisal of the predictive performance of the 2005 annual VAC assessments in Lesotho and Malawi
    2006
  • A Review of Social Assistance Grants in Swaziland
    2007
  • A review of social protection experiences in Africa
    G Mutangadura
    2009

    Social protection has been defined by the UN in 2001 to be The set of public and private policies and programmes undertaken by societies in response to various contingencies to offset the absence or substantial reduction of income from work; to provide assistance for families with children as well as provide people with health care and housing.

  • A review of Social Protection in Southern Africa
    2006
  • A Review of the Impact of Cash Transfer Programmes on Child Nutritional Status
    Sridhar D
    Duffield A
    2006
  • A Review of the Integrated Food Security and Phase Classification (IPC)
    2007
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