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              <text>SOCIAL SERVICES IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE FAST TRACK LAND REFORM&#13;
PROGRAMME (FTLRP): THE CASE OF MUPFURUDZI FARM (SHAMVA DISTRICT, ZIMBABWE)&#13;
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              <text>The impacts and outcomes of the Fast Track Land Reform Programme (FTLRP) are varied, complex&#13;
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social services and social services needs in the aftermath of the FTLRP at Mupfurudzi farm in Shamva district.&#13;
A mixed methods approach was applied and the study shows that the land beneficiaries at the farm are&#13;
experiencing problems in accessing quality education, health care, transport services and potable water. The&#13;
land beneficiaries are not passively experiencing these problems; they are actively responding to these&#13;
problems through social organisation and agency. However, the land beneficiaries’ efforts should be&#13;
complemented by the other development actors. All the stakeholders on community and national development&#13;
should network and collaborate on social services delivery to the new farming communities and Zimbabwe at&#13;
large. Appropriate policy interventions should be informed by empirical studies</text>
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