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        Public trust and good governance : a comparative study of Brazil and South Africa 

        Pillay, Pregala (African Consortium of Public Administration (ACPA), 2017)
        The exploration of public trust towards a democratic government has taken different forms throughout history because it is a multi-dimensional and complicated process determined by actions, inactions, political, social and ...
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        Mathematics and biology 

        Hofmeyr, Jan-Hendrik S. (Academy of Science of South Africa, 2017)
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        Independence of anti‑corruption agencies : a comparative study of South Africa and India 

        Chetty, J.; Pillay, Pregala (African Consortium of Public Administration (ACPA), 2017)
        The article attempts to dissect the independence of anti-corruption agencies and the reasons for their operational successes and challenges. This brief examination of legislative and regulatory frameworks is important as ...
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        Governance of urban transitions : towards sustainable resource efficient urban infrastructures 

        Swilling, Mark; Hajer, Maarten (IOP Publishing, 2017)
        The transition to sustainable resource efficient cities calls for new governance arrangements. The awareness that the doubling of the global urban population will result in unsustainable levels of demand for natural resources ...
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        Estimating the cost and payment for sanitation in the informal settlements of Kisumu, Kenya : a cross sectional study 

        Simiyu, Sheillah; Swilling, Mark; Rheingans, Richard; Cairncross, Sandy (MDPI, 2017)
        Lack of sanitation facilities is a common occurrence in informal settlements that are common in most developing countries. One challenge with sanitation provision in these settlements is the cost and financing of sanitation. ...
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        Environmental and natural resource implications of sustainable urban infrastructure systems 

        Bergesen, Joseph D.; Suh, Sangwon; Baynes, Timothy M.; Musango, Josephine Kaviti (IOP Publishing, 2017)
        As cities grow, their environmental and natural resource footprints also tend to grow to keep up with the increasing demand on essential urban services such as passenger transportation, commercial space, and thermal comfort. ...
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        Enhancing the capabilities of municipalities for Local economic development through skills training 

        Kamara, Richard Douglas; Leonard, Samantha; Haines, Richard (ARMG publishing, 2017)
        The purpose of this study is to investigate the extent to which the existing training interventions in municipalities can be able to build skills capacity for municipal staff to promote local economy, with special focus ...
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        Determinants of quality of shared sanitation facilities in informal settlements : case study of Kisumu, Kenya 

        Simiyu, Sheillah; Swilling, Mark; Cairncross, Sandy; Rheingans, Richard (BioMed Central, 2017)
        ENGLISH SUMMARY : Background: Shared facilities are not recognised as improved sanitation due to challenges of maintenance as they easily can be avenues for the spread of diseases. Thus there is need to evaluate the quality ...
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        Creating enhanced capacity for Local Economic Development (LED) through collaborative governance in South Africa 

        Kamara, Richard Douglas (ARMG publishing, 2017)
        The complexities of the twenty-first century have paved way for the emergence and proliferation of cross boundary collaboration in the lexicon of localised and territorial development. Collaborative governance is increasingly ...
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        Corruption in the health sector in South Africa and India. 

        Pillay, Pregala; Mantzaris, A. (African Consortium of Public Administration (ACPA), 2017)
        The article is an integral part of a comprehensive comparative empirical study on corruption in the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa). The article begins with the context and parameters of ...
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        Corruption and the erosion of citizen trust in Brazil and South Africa 

        Mantzaris, Evangelos A., 1953-; Pillay, Pregala (African Consortium of Public Administration (ACPA), 2017)
        The exploration of public trust towards a democratic government has taken different forms throughout history because it is a multi-dimensional and complicated process determined by actions, inactions, political, social and ...
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        Anti-corruption Agencies in South Africa and Brazil : trends and challenges 

        Pillay, P. (African Consortium of Public Administration (ACPA), 2017)
        Corruption at all levels has become an everyday reality in South Africa and Brazil with dire consequences for both countries, leading to perpetration of social inequality. In both countries, the existing legislation and ...

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