Training Courses
When: 20 May 2021
Where: Lusaka, Zambia – SASPRI via Zoom
What: Introductory seminar on MicroZAMOD and the Cash Plus project for colleagues at ZIPAR (Zambia) as part of the SOUTHMOD research programme.
When: 27th – 29th January 2021
Where: Hanoi, Viet Nam – SASPRI via Zoom
What: VNMOD training course as part of the SOUTHMOD research programme.
When: 3rd – 4th August 2020
Where: Maputo, Mozambique – SASPRI via Zoom
What: MOZMOD training course as part of the SOUTHMOD research programme.
When: July – September 2020
Where: Web-Based online training
What: SAMOD training course for South African Revenue Service and the South African National Treasury as part of the SA-TIED research programme.
When: 9th – 11th March 2020
Where: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
What: TAZMOD training course as part of the SOUTHMOD research programme.
When: 3rd – 5th December 2019
Where: Lusaka, Zambia;
What: MicroZAMOD training course as part of the SOUTHMOD research programme.
When: 30th October – 1st November 2019
Where: ILO, Turin, Italy
What: Three sessions at ILO training event entitled: ‘Impact assessment for social protection analysts’. The three sessions focused on the use of tax-benefit microsimulation for assessing the impact of existing policies and potential policy reforms.
When: 15th August 2019
Where: Pretoria, South Africa
What: ‘Changing Inequalities’ project GIS training workshop.
When: 3rd – 5th July 2019
Where: Maputo, Mozambique
What: MOZMOD training course as part of the SOUTHMOD research programme.
When: 10th – 12th April 2019
Where: Kampala, Uganda
What: UGAMOD training course as part of the SOUTHMOD research programme.
When: 10th – 12th July 2018
Where: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
What: TAZMOD training course as part of the SOUTHMOD research programme.
When: 26th – 28th June 2018
Where: Pretoria, South Africa
What: SAMOD training course for SARS and the South African National Treasury as part of the SA-TIED research programme.
When: 29th May – 31st May 2018
Where: Maputo, Mozambique
What: MOZMOD training course as part of the SOUTHMOD research programme.
When: 22nd – 24th May 2018
Where: Lusaka, Zambia
What: MicroZAMOD training course as part of the SOUTHMOD research programme.
When: 12th – 15th March 2018
Where: Kampala, Uganda
What: Using EUROMOD software to build a tax-benfit microsimulation for Uganda for the Ugandan Revenue Authority and Makerere University as part of the SOUTHMOD programme.
When: 21st – 23rd November 2017
Where: Lusaka, Zambia
What: MicroZAMOD training course as part of the SOUTHMOD research programme.
When: 18th – 20th September 2017
Where: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
What: TAZMOD training course as part of the SOUTHMOD research programme.
When: 28th – 30th June 2017
Where: Maputo, Mozambique
What: MOZMOD training course as part of the SOUTHMOD research programme.
When: 17 -18 November 2016
Where: SASPRI Office, Claremont, Cape Town
What: UJ-BCURE Team mentorship event: ‘Putting evidence into practice’. A training course for the National Department of Social Development on harnessing data for policy purposes and, in particular using the 2011 Census to estimate need for youth development, substance abuse services, food security and ECD services.
When: 11 -13 October 2016
Where: United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Namibia UN House, Windhoek, Namibia
What: UNU-WIDER and SASPRI organised a three day training event for members of the Namibian government. The training was designed to introduce participants to the new version of NAMOD and promote its use within government for evidence-based policy making.
When: 7 – 9 March 2016
Where: Rustenburg, North West Province
What: Introductory course on Social Policy and evidence based policy making for the North West Province’s Department of Social Development.
When: 1 -3 December 2015
Where: Department of Social Development offices, Pretoria
What: UNU-WIDER and SASPRI organised a three day training event for members of the national Department of Social Development and the South African Social Security Agency. The training was designed to introduce participants to the new version of SAMOD and promote its use within government for evidence-based policy making.