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Browsing Humanities by UP Author "Lombard, A. (Antoinette)"
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Schiller, Ulene; Strydom, Marianne; Lombard, A. (Antoinette); Rademeyer, Cobus (University of Stellenbosch, Department of Social Work, 2023)Worldwide, children in the care of the state constitute one of the most vulnerable groups in society. They are often not heard, or their views not respected in matters concerning them. This is incongruent with the Declaration ...
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Aucamp, Ilse; Lombard, A. (Antoinette) (Taylor and Francis, 2018)Social impact assessment (SIA) addresses the ‘people aspect’ of development-induced change by empowering communities with a voice in the environmental impact assessment process. Globally, poverty and inequality is growing. ...
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Chiwara, Peggie; Lombard, A. (Antoinette) (University of Stellenbosch, Department of Social Work, 2017)Social work is called upon by the Global Agenda for Social Work and Social Development to promote a more just society. Social welfare services in Namibia are not aligned with the country’s vision to significantly reduce ...
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Sibanda, Sipho; Lombard, A. (Antoinette) (University of Stellenbosch, Department of Social Work, 2015)The transition from the Child Care Act 74 of 1983 to the Children’s Act 38 of 2005 has been chaotic. This has been caused by shortcomings in the new legislation; challenges faced by social workers in adapting to it; lack ...
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Du Plessis, Jumari; Lombard, A. (Antoinette) (University of Stellenbosch, Department of Social Work, 2018)In 1998 the Department of Correctional Services (DCS) made a paradigm shift from being purely punitive institutions to becoming rehabilitative correctional centres. The paper reports on a mixed method study done at ...
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Dhludhlu, Sandile; Lombard, A. (Antoinette) (University of Stellenbosch, Department of Social Work, 2017)The high demand for substitute care in South Africa, and in particular foster care, poses challenges for statutory social workers in rendering developmental social services. The goal of the study was to explore the challenges ...
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Lombard, A. (Antoinette); Strydom, Retha (Department of Social Work, University of Johannesburg, 2011-11)All sectors in South Africa, including the social welfare sector, are challenged to join efforts in finding new solutions to reduce the consistently high levels of poverty and unemployment which impact on citizens’ ...
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Tshabalala, E.L.; Lombard, A. (Antoinette) (South African Association for Public Administration and Management, 2009-06)In order to eradicate the legacy of the past, the South African democratic government adopted a developmental approach to local government. This necessitated a commitment on the part of local government, through the ...
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Geyer, Stephan; Lombard, A. (Antoinette); Wairire, Gidraph (University of Johannesburg, Department of Social Work, 2015)South Africa and Kenya have both adopted a social development approach to shape their development agendas, as well as national policies in response to drug abuse. The goal of this study was to compare the content of South ...
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Geyer, Stephan; Lombard, A. (Antoinette) (Department of Social Work, University of Stellenbosch, 2014)If drug policies, such as the South African National Drug Master Plan 2006-2011 (NDMP2), are drafted according to a social developmental perspective, the efforts of stakeholders could be strengthened to mitigate substance ...
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Lombard, A. (Antoinette); Pruis, Santie; Grobbelaar, Margaret; Mhlanga, Dudu (Department of Social Work, University of Stellenbosch, 2010-06)No abstract available.
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Katunga, Wisdom; Lombard, A. (Antoinette) (University of Stellenbosch, Department of Social Work, 2016)Since the turn of the millennium Zimbabwe has witnessed a raft of socio-economic and political challenges, exacerbated by the devastating effects of the HIV and Aids pandemic. This diminished the government’s ability to ...
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Nugundu, Kudzai; Lombard, A. (Antoinette) (Department of Social Work, University of Stellenbosch, 2012)No abstract available.
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Taruvinga, Raymond; Holscher, Dorothee; Lombard, A. (Antoinette) (Routledge, 2021)This article critiques Zimbabwe's refugee policy and practice context, with a focus on the ideological underpinnings of aided income generation activities in Zimbabwe's Tongogara refugee camp. We apply the lenses of Joan ...
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Lombard, A. (Antoinette); Wairire, Gidraph (Department of Social Work, University of Johannesburg, 2010-04)Africa’s governments have made a commitment to both the Copenhagen Declaration on Social Development and achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Social development has created a platform from which developmental ...
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Viviers, Andries; Lombard, A. (Antoinette) (Sage, 2013-01)Children’s participation in decisions affecting them is a fundamental human right. This article proposes an ethical framework for meaningful, authentic children’s participation consistent with children’s rights, one developed ...
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Lombard, A. (Antoinette) (University of Stellenbosch, Department of Social Work, 2015)The Global Agenda for Social Work and Social Development (2012) reflects the commitment of social workers, educators and social development practitioners to the Post-2015 Development Agenda. The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable ...
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Mayombe, Celestin; Lombard, A. (Antoinette) (Springer, 2015-11)Non-formal adult education and training (NFET) in South Africa is instrumental in breaking the high level of poverty and decreasing the social inequality the country continues to face as a post-apartheid democracy. Public ...
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Giliomee, Cornelia Magrietha; Lombard, A. (Antoinette) (Unisa Press, 2020-04)Social work is a human rights profession and assumes that human rights are embedded in social work practice and education. However, in Africa where human rights violations are rife, with severe implications for social work ...
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Lombard, A. (Antoinette) (Blackwell, 2008-04)This article examines changes to non-government social welfare, their impact on service delivery and on the social work profession. To redress the legacy of the past and the consequent inequalities in social welfare, in ...
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