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STUDIES IN POVERTY AND INEQUALITY

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SPII is an independent, non-profit think tank, committed to the eradication of poverty and inequality in South Africa and the sub region.

Through research we seek to develop innovative, evidence-based solutions that address the causes and consequences of poverty.

SPII is rooted in the values of the South African constitution.  We believe that poverty undermines democracy and inhibits the development of society as a whole.

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STUDIES IN POVERTY AND INEQUALITY INSTITUTE

Tel: 011 833 0161
Fax: 011 832 3085

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31 Quinn Street, Corner Bree Street, NewTown
Johannesburg

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Johannesburg
South Africa

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