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Women, land redistribution and state funded agricultural development support: pathways out of poverty?

Human Sciences Research Council

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This paper aims to explore how land redistribution and agricultural support can help women escape poverty in South Africa.
Data collected on an HSRC project concerning agrarian reform and poverty reduction.
Focus on women's experiences and outcomes related to land and agricultural development.
Evidence suggests that state-funded agricultural support enhances women's economic opportunities.
Land redistribution linked to improved socio-economic status for women.

Implication

Examines pathways out of poverty for women through land redistribution and state support.

Abstract

This paper uses data collected on an HSRC project on Agrarian Reform & Poverty Reduction In South Africa: Phase 2 in 2013.

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Human Sciences Research Council (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1295bf48a0ea1665671ef7 https://doi.org/10.14749/32377110

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