Following ACEIR’s country analyses of the redistribute impact of fiscal policy in Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa, the Ghana node partnered with Oxfam in Ghana on capacity building in this field of enquiry. ACEIR researchers facilitated a workshop for researchers and civil society representatives on the use of tools for measuring the distributional consequences of taxes and expenditures. The World Bank subsequently joined this partnership for training on a new microsimulation tool to evaluate the impact of social policies on inequality and poverty in Ghana.
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Capacity building to measure the redistributive impact of fiscal policy
Researchers from ACEIR Ghana have facilitated a workshop for civil society capacity building for an Oxfam project that aims to contribute to the Sustainable Development Goal to reduce inequality within and among countries.
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Oxfam collaboration leads to new tool for evaluating policy impacts
ACEIR Ghana researchers collaborate with Oxfam and the World Bank on capacity building for different users of a new microsimulation tool to evaluate the impact of social policies on inequality and poverty in Ghana.
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