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Khan, Banu, and Ann Leonard. "Skills training and beyond: Expanding livelihood opportunities for adolescent opportunities for adolescent girls and young women in Kenya." Population Council, Nairobi (2002).
Journal Article
Khan, M. M, David R Hotchkiss, Andrés A Berruti, and Paul L Hutchinson. "Geographic aspects of poverty and health in Tanzania: does living in a poor area matter?." Health Policy and Planning 21, no. 2 (2006): 110-122.
Thesis or Dissertation
Khan, S. "Schooling outcomes in South Africa from 1995-2008, and the impact of the child support grant." Honours dissertation, University of Cape Town, 2011.
Working Paper
Khan, Safia, Kezia Lilenstein, Morne Oosthuizen, and Christopher Rooney. "Correlates of ICTS and employment in Sub-Saharan Africa." DPRU Working Paper , no. 201703 (2017).
Thesis or Dissertation
Khan I, Mohamed. "Determinants of access to financial services for youth in South Africa : an analysis of the national income dynamics study data." Masters thesis, University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, 2017.
Working Paper
Bhorat, Haroon, and Safia Khan. "Structural change and patterns of inequality: In the South African labour market." DPRU Working Paper 201801 (2018).
Journal Article
Bengesai, A V, H T Khan, and R Dube. "Effect of early sexual debut on high school completion in South Africa." Journal of Biosocial Science 50, no. 1 (2018): 124-143.
Working Paper
Daniels, Reza, and Safia Khan. "Household balance sheets in South Africa." South African Labour Development Unit Working Papers , no. 248 (2019).
Journal Article
Amusa, Lateef B, Annah V Bengesai, and Hafiz T Khan. "Childhood stunting and subsequent educational outcomes: a marginal structural model analysis from a South African longitudinal study." Public Health Nutrition (2022).
Journal Article
Khan, Zoheb, and Leila Patel. "A case for rethinking the gender targeting of child cash transfers in Brazil and South Africa: Assessing caregiver sex in determining stunting in child beneficiaries." International Social Security Review 77, no. 4 (2024): 49-77.
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