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6. An integrated and inclusive rural economy Introduction Vision 2030 What needs to be done Agriculture Jobs and livelihoods in communal areas Expand commercial agriculture Making land reform work Developing non-agricultural activities Human capital, social security, food security and basic services 109 159 197 217
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