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Title of thesis: Comparison of indicators of the game performance in the aspects of performance development for girls teams U15 - U17 Aims of thesis: The aim of my thesis is to compare game performance indicators for the girls basketball team Sokol Nusle. Results from the seasons 2011/2012 and 2013/2014 are examined. The minor goal of the thesis is to compare indicators of the game performance features of three chosen players. Methods of thesis: The main method is direct registered observation using the "Basketball scoring sheets". We analysed sheets and we compared the achieved values. Result of thesis: Based on our study, we found that the observed team Sokol Nusle is changing gaming performance indicators in a positive way. Keywords: team game performance, indicators, shooting success, comparison, individual game activities

Made available in DSpace on 2016-06-02T18:57:46Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 5208.pdf: 2271698 bytes, checksum: e63b45cd9f9faaf6ec3c98a0684e7871 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013-03-27 / Fundação Ford / This research examines the implementation of agricultural projects benefited from the District Development Fund (FDD), taking as if the District of Chibuto, Mozambique. Considering the characteristics of the country, the relevance of the FDD and the need to have a higher rate of payment of these projects highlights the need to study these projects, despite their increased over the years, has led to low rates compared financial resources to pay the FDD. Therefore, compromises the multiplier effect of these financial resources that should benefit more community development projects. For the preparation of this paper was applied to semi-structured interview managers FDD District and the methodology was used "snowball" in the selection of farmers interviewed, where the inclusion of informants was progressive as one respondent indicated behalf of another interviewee. Applied questionnaire with closed and open questions about the implementation of the projects. It was found that most farmers and agricultural associations are delinquent on the payment of the FDD, even with money incomes satisfactory and that some aspects of technical, institutional and human influence in the payment of the FDD. It is imperative to recast the management mechanisms FDD accompanied by other public policies. / O presente trabalho analisa a implementação de projetos agrícolas beneficiados pelo Fundo Distrital de Desenvolvimento (FDD), tomando como caso o Distrito de Chibuto, Moçambique. Considerando as características do país, a relevância do FDD e a necessidade de se ter uma maior taxa de pagamento desses projetos, destaca-se a necessidade do estudo desses projetos. Apesar de seu aumento ao logo dos anos, a taxa de adimplência do pagamento dos recursos financeiros do FDD é baixa o que compromete o efeito multiplicador desses recursos financeiros que deveriam beneficiar mais projetos de desenvolvimento comunitário. Para a elaboração do trabalho foi aplicada entrevista semi-estruturada aos gestores do FDD do Distrito e foi usada a metodologia bola de neve na seleção dos agricultores entrevistados, onde a inclusão de informantes foi progressiva à medida que um entrevistado indicou nome de outro entrevistado. Aplicou-se questionário contendo perguntas fechadas e abertas sobre a implementação dos projetos. Constatouse que a maioria dos agricultores familiares e associações agrícolas estão inadimplentes em relação ao pagamento do FDD, mesmo com rendas monetárias satisfatórias e que alguns fatores de natureza técnica, institucional e humano influenciam no pagamento do FDD. É imperativa a necessidade de reformulação dos mecanismos de gestão do FDD acompanhada de outras políticas públicas.

The state of poverty in South Africa dictates how social policies should intervene to make an impact on poverty alleviation. Government formulated the three pillars of Land Reform Programme i.e. the Land Restitution Programme, Land Redistribution Programme and the Security of Tenure Programme. The Land Restitution Programme was utilised, through which people were given the opportunity to choose their preferred option ranging from original land, alternative land, financial compensation and involvement in development projects. The Programme aimed to reduce the unequal distribution of land amongst the racial groups of South Africa and alleviating poverty. During the process of land restitution the subjective impacts were debated more than the objective impacts, which were exacerbated by the experience of Zimbabwe as one of South Africa’s neighbouring countries. To date, little empirical evidence exists concerning the actual objective and subjective impact of the Land Restitution Programme. The aim of the study was to evaluate the objective and subjective impacts of the Land Restitution Programme on poverty. A quantitative research approach was used to conduct an impact evaluation study. Data was gathered by means of self-administered questionnaires. Respondents included land restitution applicants, namely: the claimants who were dismissed because they did not meet the acceptance criteria, the claimants who rejected the offer of financial compensation and the claimants who accepted the land restitution offer of financial compensation and eventually became the beneficiaries of the Land Restitution Programme. The research findings revealed that the Land Restitution Programme has both objective and subjective impacts on poverty. The subjective and objective impacts have both positive and negative impacts. The positive objective impacts were revealed to include the improvement in the aspects of quality of life as individuals and as communities, reconciliation at an individual, family and community level, and personal development such as improvement in community participation, empowerment and capacity building. The line, however, between the subjective and objective impacts was found to be very thin. The greatest impacts were amongst the accepted land restitution claimants and the least impact was amongst the dismissed and refused claimants in comparison with the accepted land restitution beneficiaries. The findings confirmed the hypothesis of the study, namely that if the poorest of the poor beneficiaries receive the land restitution compensation their levels of poverty decreases, compared to those that are refused or dismissed for land restitution compensation. The study revealed that the negative impact of the Land Restitution Programme is on its ability to acquire title to land. The claimants and beneficiaries of the Land Restitution Programme still regarded the programme as effective even though it has challenges in terms of addressing poverty alleviation. The study concluded that the Land Restitution Programme should be implemented within a Framework for Poverty Alleviation. Such a framework needs to go beyond the legalistic framework that is provided by the Land Restitution Act no 22 of 1994 which currently do not address approaches to poverty alleviation, strategies for alleviating poverty and aspects of quality of life that are measurable. The study recommended the implementation of a Land Restitution Programme Framework for Poverty Alleviation, which include elements of measuring poverty and aspects of quality of life and poverty alleviation approaches such as the livelihood approach, asset vulnerability approach, compulsory asset redistribution approach, and social development strategies. It is further recommended that the Land Restitution Programme Framework for Poverty Alleviation should be informed by the voices of the poor, professionals and international donor communities in order to comprehensively make an impact in graduating the poor from being poverty stricken to being self sufficient and self reliant. / Dissertation (MSD)--University of Pretoria, 2008. / Social Work and Criminology / unrestricted