To achieve its goals, SA-TIED has forged broad partnerships with expert research institutions and government departments, including the NT, UNU-WIDER, and the South African Revenue Service (SARS). The first phase of the SA-TIED programme, implemented from 1 November 2017 to 31 March 2022, significantly contributed to the policy environment. It provided valuable administrative data to researchers, offering insights into how public policies impact vulnerable populations globally. SA-TIED Phase II, spanning from 1 April 2022 to 30 June 2025, aims to build on the success of the previous phase, increasing its relevance to the policymaking environment in South Africa. This second phase will continue to uphold key principles, including collaboration, inclusivity, and a commitment to establishing a world-class research infrastructure around South Africa’s tax-administrative data.
This initiative is made possible through generous funding from essential contributors, namely NT, the Delegation of the European Union to South Africa, and UNU-WIDER. The funding is derived from UNU-WIDER's contributions from Finland, Sweden, and the United Kingdom to support the research programme, highlighting the collective commitment of these entities to the success and impact of the collaborative efforts within the SA-TIED programme.
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