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Recognition of care work: the case of the Expanded Public Works Programme in South Africa

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Reconocimiento de la prestación de cuidados: el caso del Programa Ampliado de Obras Públicas en Sudáfrica, Reconnaître les services de soins : le cas du Programme élargi de travaux publics en Afrique du Sud, Reconhecimento do trabalho de cuidado: o caso do Programa Expandido de Trabalhos Públicos na África do Sul

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"In response to the continued growth in the number of unemployed people, in 2004 the South African government introduced the Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP), offering short-term employment and on-the-job training in four different sectors: (1) infrastructure; (2) economics; (3) the environment and culture; and (4) social. In 2015 the EPWP went into the third phase with the aim of creating 2 million employment opportunities annually by 2020". (...)
"Em resposta ao crescimento constante do número de pessoas desempregadas, em 2004 o governo Sul-Africano criou o Programa Expandido de Trabalhos Públicos (Expanded Public Works Programme – EPWP), oferecendo empregos de curto prazo e treinamento no trabalho em quatro setores diferentes: i) infraestrutura; ii) economia; iii) meio ambiente e cultura; e iv) social. Em 2015, o EPWP alcançou sua terceira fase, almejando gerar 2 milhões de oportunidades de emprego por ano, até 2020". (...)

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