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RESEP researcher Nic Spaull unpacks the implications of the 2019 South African Budget, with a focus on education in particular.

RESEP members often collaborate in a number of ways with the international bodies that oversee policy and service delivery trends across the world. These bodies have included the World Bank, Unicef and the UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS).

RESEP team members have been acknowledged for highlighting the value of a systems approach to education research.

Dr Nic Spaull, Senior Researcher in the Research on Socioeconomic Policy (RESEP) group in the Department of Economics, spoke about the importance of restoring our malfunctioning primary education system at the presidential roundtable discussions.