Human rights impact assessments and the politics of evidence in economic policymaking
The Guiding Principles on Human Rights Impact Assessments of Economic Reforms envision a policymaking process based on sound empirical evidence.
The Guiding Principles on Human Rights Impact Assessments of Economic Reforms envision a policymaking process based on sound empirical evidence.
Taxation remains the central means through which revenue is raised.
BJC makes this submission to the Joint Sitting of the Finance Committees with great concern for the direction that the 2020 MTBPS seeks to take South Africa.
This presentation was made to the Select and Standing Committees on Finance during the public hearing following the 2019 Budget speech
The 2020 Medium Term Budget Policy Statement undermines attempts to resuscitate the economy and lay the building blocks for a Just Recovery from COVID-19.
South Africa faces a major unemployment crisis, alongside a deeply unequal employment system.
The COVID-19 pandemic has shown how important it is to invest in social programmes.
This is a summary of recommendations that integrate health and economic objectives and accounts for social comorbidities that are rooted in South Africa's uniquely vast levels of inequality.
This is a summary of recommendations that integrate health and economic objectives and accounts for social comorbidities that are rooted in South Africa's uniquely vast levels of inequality.
This submission outlines the key concerns and recommendations of the Institute for Economic Justice, SECTION27 and CESR on the occasion of South Africa's review before the United Nations Committee.