Impact of 'Alleviating Hunger Together' Programme on Food Security in Bojanala District in South Africa

摘要

The study presents the Impact of "Alleviating Hunger Together" Programme on Food Security in Bojanala District in South Africa. The study was conducted among 100 households in Moretele from different villages. Respondents were selected randomly and information was gathered through the use of questionnaires. The results showed that 13 percent of the respondents were less than 30 years, 24 percent were between 51-60 years. Twenty-two percent were aged between 30-40 and 41-50 respectively. Although a high percentage of respondents had access to land, resources such as money were not available to carry on the agricultural activities. Most of the respondents had child support grant as their source of income, used for feeding. Significant determinants of attitude towards AHT are marital status (t = -2.22), race (t = 2.22), religion (t = -4.27), sources of income (t = 2.567) and membership of group (t = 6.245). Based on the findings, the study recommends that there should be an improvement in resources for the proper execution of the project.