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Strengthening community participation: Lessons from the Bergville district
Publication Year:
1998
Volume:
1
Series Name:
Kwik Skwiz
Issue:
07
City:
Durban
Country:
South Africa
Published by:
Health Systems Trust
Strategies to strengthen community participation in the Bergville district.Strengthening community participation in health districts remains one of the most difficult aspects of health sector development in South Africa. In this Kwik Skwiz, the Bergville District Management Team describes two strategies which it has found particularly effective.
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