An explorative study on the employability component of a sports and development programme: The case of the NPO Amandla Edufootball

• Main Author: Pokpas, Cleo
• Other Authors: Young, Mem
• Language: en
• Published: University of the Western Cape 2021
• Subjects: Sport and development; Sports for development; Employability; South Africa; Football
• Online Access: http://hdl.handle.net/11394/8024

Magister Artium (Sport, Recreation and Exercise Science) - MA(SRES) === It is well known that sport holds great popularity and the ability to gather the masses globally. Sport and development programmes and non-profit organisations play an important role in the development process of individuals and communities. Most of these sport and development programmes are run by non-profit organisations, who provide an alternative approach to market and state-led development strategies. These organisations are usually driven by strong values that are geared to empowering communities and individuals for positive change.