The Institute for Economic Justice, alongside others, have issued a joint civil society briefing on the World Bank's Evolution Roadmap. The briefing highlights multiple concerns, and provides a series of recommendations. The briefing calls for a Roadmap that prioritises people,…
The Institute for Economic Justice has submitted initial comments to the Presidency's draft anti-poverty strategy. Ambitious Goals and Modalities: The submission welcomes the ambitious goals, such as the elimination of poverty by 2030 and the rapid eradication of hunger, particularly…
The Just Energy Transition: Localisation, Decent Work, SMMEs, and Sustainable Livelihoods project is calling for research proposals from Kenya and Ghana. About the project The Just Energy Transition project aims to generate policy changes that promote the localisation of renewable…
Neil ColemanPresentation to UBI Africa Dialogue8 June 2023 The Politics of Basic Income in South Africa examines the urgent need for a Universal Basic Income Guarantee (UBIG) as a solution to hunger, poverty, and unemployment in South Africa, highlighting the…
Overview The research report "International Financial Institutions' Covid-19 Lending in South Africa: Context, contentions, and policy implications" provides an in-depth analysis of South Africa's engagement with International Financial Institutions (IFIs) during the Covid-19 pandemic. The research conducted by the IEJ…
The South African food system is characterized by social inequalities, environmental degradation, and vulnerability to climate change impacts. In this discussion paper, we explore the key challenges and opportunities for transitioning towards a more just and sustainable system in South…
The IEJ along with our partners at Climate Finance for Equitable Transitions (CLiFT) made a joint submission to the Presidential Climate Commission on South Africa’s Just Energy Transition - Investment Plan (JET-IP). Both the IEJ and CLiFT have reservations on whether…
This interview undertaken with IEJ Senior Policy Specialist, Neil Coleman, will be forthcoming in the next edition of Umsebenzi and The African Communist. UMSEBENZI: Comrade Neil Coleman, let us begin by asking the simple question, what is a universal …
The Institute for Economic Justice (IEJ) and the Socio-Economic Rights Institute (SERI) welcome the opportunity to comment on the proposed amendments to the 2022 Regulations relating to the Covid-19 Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant issued in terms of the…
The IEJ submission on the fiscal framework and revenue proposals focuses on the following key recommendations: The need for a new macroeconomic framework: New targets and resourcing for rights realisation Eskom debt relief Tax proposals Submission