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ZA UWC RA ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-4-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-4-2-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-4-2 · Item · 2019
Parte de Social Policy Initiative

As the fifth Parliament draws to a close, the Budget Justice Coalition (BJC) has opted to develop a submission that provides an overview of the key budgeting trends of the past five years, as well as the impact of these on two elements of the social wage: health and education. The submission also focuses on Parliament’s oversight role in relation to the budget, looks at how budget decisions have been made and provides recommendations to support greater and wider participation by the public in the budget process.

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ZA UWC RA ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-4-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-4-6-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-4-6 · Item · 2018
Parte de Social Policy Initiative

This submission is made in response to the call by National Treasury for public comment on the report by the Panel for the review of the current list of zero-rated VAT items. This submission objects to the February 2018 decision to increase VAT and call on Treasury and Parliament to reconsider this decision.

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ZA UWC RA ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-4-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-4-9-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-4-9 · Item · 2021
Parte de Social Policy Initiative

The budget training manual is a lasting legacy of the SPII budget training workshops, whose printing and distribution will enable other interested stakeholders to carry on the work. The material can and should be used for training on budget processes with a particular focus on local government.

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Decent Standard of Living
ZA UWC RA ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-5
Parte de Social Policy Initiative

The aim of this ongoing project is to derive an understanding of what constitutes a broadly acceptable living level that should be used to reflect a basic living level. Central to this ambitious target is an awareness of the necessity of moving away from the minimalist ‘poverty lines’ that have been used in the design and evaluation of anti-poverty programmes. The use of such very basic levels to characterise the state of poverty is dangerous in an upper middle- income country such as South Africa which is already characterized by one of the highest levels of income inequality globally. This project is thus inherently rights-based, rather than being a technocratic exercise. It is about trying to understand by asking ordinary people what such a decent living level should be for all in a post- Apartheid democracy.

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2019 Colloquium Output Report
ZA UWC RA ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-5-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-5-2 · 2019
Parte de Social Policy Initiative

A composite report of the proceedings of the 2019 Colloquium and the 2019 Research and Publications on expanding a Decent Standard of Living in South Africa.

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ZA UWC RA ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-5-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-5-8 · 2022
Parte de Social Policy Initiative

This submission is based on the report submitted by SPI to the United Nation’s Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (UN CESCR) on the implementation of UN CESCR’s recommendation to South Africa on the necessity of adopting a composite index on the cost of living. This submission reflects the agreed position of SPI and CHR on the development of a composite index on the cost of an adequate standard of living by South Africa.

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ZA UWC RA ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-5-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-5-9 · 2022
Parte de Social Policy Initiative

The UN CESCR Committee published its recommendations in November 2018 on South Africa’s initial report on its implementation of provisions outlined in the ICESCR and made various recommendations. This section of the report focuses on recommendation 47(a).

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General Household Survey Policy Briefs
ZA UWC RA ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-6 · 2019
Parte de Social Policy Initiative

Many communities across South Africa are characterised by dire socio-economic conditions such as poor housing, inability to access health care, and the lack of amenities like water and electricity. Given the backdrop of very high poverty and inequality in a society that can essentially be typified as upper middle-class, SPII has produced an analysis of the 2019 General Household Survey.

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