2003 Events

Annual Symposium: <BR>Trade Policy and Economic Development in Southern Africa

Date(s): 20/11/2003 (All day)

Venue:
Maputo, Mozambique
The SMME Economy in South Africa

Date(s): 10/11/2003 (All day)

Venue:
The Small Business Project offices, 79 Oxford Road, Johannesburg
TIPS/DPRU Forum 2003: The Challenge of Growth and Poverty: The South African Economy Since Democracy

Date(s): 08/09/2003 (All day)

Venue:
Indaba Hotel, Johanesburg
TRALAC: Trade in Agriculture in the WTO Context

Date(s): 25/08/2003 (All day)

Venue:
Breakwater Lodge, Cape Town
DTI WTO National Consultative Conference

Date(s): 19/08/2003 (All day)

Venue:
Gallagher Estate, Midrand
Pre-Cancun Preparatory Meeting

Date(s): 02/07/2003 (All day)

Venue:
Gaborone, Botswana
An Introduction Course to Computable General Equilibrium Modelling

Date(s): 30/06/2003 (All day)

Venue:
UCT, Cape Town
Winter School: Economics of the Environment

Date(s): 05/05/2003 (All day)

Venue:
Cape Town
Brainstorming on Research Methodolgy Issues with Regards to the Motor Industry Development Program in South Africa

Date(s): 28/03/2003 (All day)

Venue:
Cape Town, South Africa
Introduction to Economy-Wide Policy Impact Analysis

Date(s): 10/03/2003 (All day)

Venue:
Johannesburg, South Africa

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What is TIPS?

TIPS is an independent, not-for-profit economic research institution that has been actively supporting the development of economic policy since its inception in 1996. We facilitate policy development and dialogue across six key policy pillars including Trade, African Economic Integration, Industrial Development, Inequality and Economic Marginalisation, Sustainable Development and Rural Development. We work closely with economic policy stakeholders in South Africa and beyond into Africa, particularly from the public sector and civil society, drawing from our networks with academia and other research partners across the continent and beyond.