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Thursday, 25 April 2013

Predicting Poverty Impacts of Expanding the Community Work Programme in South Africa

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• Year: 2013
• Organisation: Development Policy Research Unit
• Author(s): DPRU
• Countries and Regions: South Africa

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This paper looks at the role that potential poverty-reducing impact that the CWP could have is expanded. While acknowledging that there are significant non-monetary impacts, the focus is on measuring the impact that earning the CWP wage would have on household poverty and inequality. (The Employment Promotion Programme (EPP) Research)

Published in Community Work Programme

Topic:

• Public Employment Programmes
• Poverty
• Inequality

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