Convener: Dr. M Brown-Luthango. 20 HEQF credits at level 9. Course outline: Sustainable livelihood, participation, governance, partnerships, development action plans, survey methods.
Antonio Tomas is a research fellow at Makerere Institute of Social Research, in Kampala. He received his doctoral degree in Anthropology from Columbia University, in New York.
City planning and growth strategies in South Africa have quite simply been unable to account effectively for the prevalence of informal shelter and employment strategies.
Traditional responses to food insecurity are unable to mitigate the growing challenge of limited and inappropriate food access. Although generally overlooked in traditional approaches to food security, this challenge is felt most severely in cities, particularly African cities.
