Award Criteria
How are award-winners assessed?
 

Innovativeness

The extent to which creative and new procedures have been developed to address poverty-related issues.

Effectiveness

The extent to which the Project has achieved or is on the way to achieving its stated objectves and other socially desirable outcomes.

Poverty Impact

The demonstrable effect of the Project in improving the quality of life of poor communities and individuals.

Sustainability

The viability and sound functioning of the Project within constraints that include funding and staffing.

Replicability

The value of the Project in teaching others new ideas and good practises for poverty-reduction programmes.

 
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Philani Nutrition Project

The Philani Nutrition Project was initiated to address child malnutrition in poor, marginalised communities. Philani has based its methodology on the premise that the cause of child malnutrition is unemployment and a lack of education due to historical exclusion of black women from formal education structures.

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The Philani Nutrition Project was initiated to address child malnutrition in poor, marginalised communities. Philani has based its methodology on the premise that the cause of child malnutrition is unemployment and a lack of education due to historical exclusion of black women from formal education structures.

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