Towards a sustainable and effective CAO sector in South Africa: a cost benefit and qualitative analysis

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Davids, Y.D., Verwey, L., Marco, J., Seabe, D.S., Dipholo, M.D., Majosi, I.V. & Bhagat, A. (2014) Towards a sustainable and effective CAO sector in South Africa: a cost benefit and qualitative analysis. (Report submitted to the National Alliance for Community Advice Offices, October). http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/2058

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Abstract:
The objective of the study is accordingly to provide credible, evidence-based arguments to inform the policy debate around public funding of CAOs in South Africa. Three fundamental research components are included: a desk-based review of the development of the CAO sector, a comprehensive fieldwork based qualitative and quantitative analysis of the current role and challenges of existing CAOs in South Africa, and a cost-benefit analysis which considers the economic argument in favour of core funding, by the state towards South African CAOs.
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Report submitted to the National Alliance for Community Advice Offices, October
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