SATPP - South Africa Trade and Poverty Programme
The South Africa Trade and Poverty Programme (SATPP) provides assistance in a wide range of activities to help South Africa formulate, negotiate and implement pro-poor trade policies. It provides assistance to the private sector and civil society, as well as to government through stake-holder seminars, research and studies, assistance with institutional development within the dti, and capacity-building in a range of trade policy-related areas.
External Publications
Forum Papers
Workshop/Conference Papers
Commissioned Papers
Featured Publications
Events
2006
- SATPP Policy Dialogue Workshop: The Developmental State and Economic Transformation in the New South Africa 26/07/2006 - 13:00
- SATPP Policy Dialogue Workshop: Poverty and Inequality Trends Since the Transition 28/06/2006 (All day)
- SATPP Policy Dialogue Workshop: DBSA Infrastructure Barometer 19/04/2006 (All day)
2005
- TIPS/DPRU Forum 2005: Trade and Uneven Development: Opportunities and Challenges 30/11/2005 (All day)
- SATPP Policy dialogue workshop: A review of the Motor Industry Development Plan and implications for other sectors of the SA economy 02/11/2005 (All day)
- SATPP Policy dialogue workshop: Import-parity Pricing in South Africa and its Implications for Downstream Firms, Employment and Poverty 31/08/2005 (All day)
- SATPP Policy Dialogue Workshop: A Strategic Assessment of the South African Wearing Apparel Sector 29/07/2005 (All day)
- SATPP Policy Dialogue Workshop: Telecommunications Prices in South Africa 29/06/2005 (All day)
- SATPP Policy Dialogue Workshop: The Market Disciplining Effects of Trade Liberalisation and Regional Import Penetration on Manufacturing in South Africa 25/05/2005 (All day)
- Putting Development Back into the Doha Agenda: Poverty Impacts of a WTO Agreement 06/04/2005 (All day)
