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Socially Perceived Necessities
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DSL Narrative Report 2021
ZA UWC RA ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-5-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-5-7 · 2021
Parte de Social Policy Initiative

This report seeks to consolidate existing knowledge of SPNs and the policy formation dynamics in South Africa in order to argue for government programmes that take into account the needs of its citizens including dignified livelihoods.

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A Decent Standard of Living in South Africa: Findings on Possession of the Social Perceived Necessities in 2022
A Decent Standard of Living in South Africa: Findings on Possession of the Social Perceived Necessities in 2022
ZA UWC RA ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-5-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-5-10-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-5-10 · Item · 2022
Parte de Social Policy Initiative

This report presents the findings from a new survey on possession of the SPNs that allows the tracking of possession of the SPNs over time, and to monetarise the monthly amount of income associated with people who possess all of the SPNs, or in other words, a decent standard of living.

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A Decent Standard of Living in South Africa: Findings on Possession of the Social Perceived Necessities in 2022
ZA UWC RA ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-5-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-5-10 · 2022
Parte de Social Policy Initiative

This report presents the findings from a new survey on possession of the SPNs that allows the tracking of possession of the SPNs over time, and to monetarise the monthly amount of income associated with people who possess all of the SPNs, or in other words, a decent standard of living.

 Sem título
DSL Narrative Report 2021
DSL Narrative Report 2021
ZA UWC RA ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-5-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-5-7-ZA UWC SPI 2025-0002-5-7 · Item · 2021
Parte de Social Policy Initiative

This report seeks to consolidate existing knowledge of SPNs and the policy formation dynamics in South Africa in order to argue for government programmes that take into account the needs of its citizens including dignified livelihoods.

 Sem título