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The role of social capital and networks in the integration and implementation of health and human rights programmes amongst civil society organizations in Cape Town South Africa
Civil society organisations are lauded as being key stakeholders for the promotion of health and human rights in society. They are well positioned to engage with communities to address growing inequalities such access to health care, increasing violation of health and human rights, poverty and unemp...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2024
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