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This paper reports on a study that examined how fieldwork education in Southern and East Africa was responding to the developmental social work agenda. The study used semistructured qualitative interviews with key informants from 15 social work programs in 11 different Southern and East African countries. It investigated whether the social work fieldwork placements on offer provided practical experience of a developmental approach to social work practice. The study showed the creativity and enthusiasm with which social work educators were embracing the goals of developmental social work education, despite the pitfalls and limitations of doing this within fieldwork resource constraints.

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