The IEJ submission to the Finance Committee critiques the Revised Fiscal Framework, urging a shift toward a development-focused budget that addresses inequality and promotes inclusive growth.
This discussion document critiques South Africa's proposed fiscal rules. While aimed at debt control, these rules may restrict growth and compromise social services. Effective debt management should balance fiscal discipline with strategies for economic expansion and social development.
This document explores South Africa's care regime, revealing the central role of caregiving in fostering economic stability, gender equality, and inclusive social policy.
Work-seeking conditionality in social grants is a flawed policy. It ignores unemployment's structural causes, harms recipients, and violates constitutional rights.
An open letter urges President Ramaphosa to realign fiscal policy with constitutional obligations and social justice, pushing for basic income support.
The beef industry in South Africa faces challenges in balancing growth with ecological sustainability and smallholder inclusion. This guidance memo explores solutions for a just transition.
This Remuneration Policy represents a sincere and inclusive attempt to grapple with a charged issue in a transparent and values-driven way.
The Institute for Economic Justice's Advocacy and Communication Plan is a dynamic strategy aimed at advancing economic justice through targeted messaging and impactful campaigns.
The IEJ Annual Report 2023 reflects a year of growth, advocacy, and strategic impact, strengthening economic justice efforts in South Africa and across the continent.
This policy brief explores how insights from South Africa's beef sector can drive a just transition in the food system.