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CASASP Working Paper 3: Conceptualising, defining and measuring poverty in SA: An argument for a consensual approach

by Admin | Jul 2, 2019 | Reports

Abstract This paper argues for a rigorous distinction between the conceptualisation, definition and measurement of poverty in South Africa. Conceptual frameworks and definitions of poverty are briefly reviewed in both the international and South African contexts....

Preliminary Findings from the Qualitative Stage of the Indicators of Poverty and Social Exclusion Project

by Admin | Jul 2, 2019 | Reports

Abstract This report aims to communicate some preliminary findings from the qualitative phase of the Indicators of Poverty and Social Exclusion (IPSE) project in South Africa. Over 50 focus groups have taken place across South Africa with men and women from a range of...

The Socially Perceived Necessities (SPN) approach to measuring an acceptable standard of living

by Admin | Jun 23, 2019 | Reports

Access: (Paywall/restricted use) Noble, M. and Wright, G. (2013) ‘Ring of Fire – Socially perceived necessities in informal urban settlements in South Africa’, Policy & Politics, 41(2), pp. 259-277. Wright, G. and Noble, M. (2013) ‘Does widespread lack undermine...
Towards a Decent Living Level: The challenge of translating socially-derived standards of living into Rands (2017 seminar)

Towards a Decent Living Level: The challenge of translating socially-derived standards of living into Rands (2017 seminar)

by Admin | Jun 23, 2019 | Articles

On 6 February 2017 the Decent Standard of Living project partners (Southern Africa Social Policy Research Institute, Studies in Poverty and Inequality Institute and the Labour Research Service) and with the support of The Human Sciences Research Council hosted a...
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