Employment Sector Employment Working Paper No.149 2013 - The Community Work Programme:

Since its adoption in 2003 it has been further articulated manade more operational and today it constitutes the basic framework through which tLhOe Ipursues the objective of placing employment at the centre of economic and sociaicl ipeosl.3 The Employment Sector is fully engaged in the impelentation of the Global Employment Agenda, and is doing so through a larragneg e of technical support and cap. [...] The reduction of the need to beg, and the ability torf oprem the requisite ceremonies to mark the anniversary of family deaths were highlighted atsc omu es of the programme, which indicates a reduction in the psycho-social burden of HIV/A. [...] In the face of these risks, continuity of care has to be kept in balance with the need for a multiplicity of care relationships in order to limit the scope for such abuse, and clear systems of supervision and oversight. [...] In the process, the CWP developed significant sle voef l awareness of the impact of pollution, and the role of water in life amongstr tpicaipants as well as at local schools and in the community. [...] Then there is a focus on the way the communityiv ids edd into wards, and the various kinds of organization present in the communityl,u idnicng the presence of traditional leaders and healers.