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Heterogeneous welfare effects of corrective taxes: Evidence from South Africa’s soda tax

Tim Cejka, Marlies Piek, Mazhar Waseem

Working paper

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What South Africa’s sugar tax achieved – and how to strengthen it

Tim Cejka, Marlies Piek, Mazhar Waseem

Policy brief

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Constraints to minibus taxi service

Oluchi Mbonu, Lucas Conwell, Gabriel Kreindler, Nick Tsivanidis 31 Mar 2026

Project

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The value of reliable electricity: The impact of load shedding mitigation on property prices in Cape Town

Allan Davids , Joshua Budlender 28 Feb 2026

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Water pricing in Cape Town

Cassandra Cole 14 Mar 2026

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Sewers and urbanisation in developing countries: The case of South Africa

Sean McCulloch, Matt Schaelling, Matthew Turner, Toru Kitagawa

Policy brief

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Understanding the gradual adoption of electricity in rural South Africa

Taryn Dinkelman

Blog

Electrification in rural South Africa is slow, demonstrated by a man overlooking a kitchen using fire to cook.
Leaping or creeping up the energy ladder? Technology adoption in rural African households

Taryn Dinkelman, Mark Collinson, Wayne Twine, Martin Wittenberg

Policy brief

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Electricity subsidy reform: Costs and benefits in Cape Town, South Africa

Kelsey Jack, Seema Jayachandran, Thomas Ferreira 30 Sep 2026

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Water market design for climate resilience

Pol Simpson, Emiliano Rinaldi, Robin Burgess 25 Sep 2026

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Data and research as key enablers of city outcomes: Forward-looking objectives for the City of Cape Town

Kezia Fortuin, Victoria Delbridge

Policy brief

Fortuin and Delbridge Policy Brief October 2024
Cape Town promises an ‘open data’ revolution ↗

Tech Central says the Cities Spatial Model, developed by IGC Cities that Work, the City of Cape Town and the World Bank, could lead to an “open data revolution”.

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Reducing sewer blockages through improved targeting

Molly Lipscomb 28 Feb 2026

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Designing and targeting public employment programmes to improve long-term outcomes among the urban unemployed

Simon Franklin, Robert Garlick, Kate Orkin 31 May 2026

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Sewers and informal settlements in cities in developing countries

Matthew Turner, Sean McCulloch, Matt Schaelling 15 Mar 2025

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Leaping or creeping up the energy ladder? Challenges to electrification and factors limiting the economic impacts of electricity

Martin Wittenberg, Mark Collinson, Wayne Twine, Taryn Dinkelman 31 Dec 2024

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