
Through collective action and solidarity with popular organisations, AIDC has spearheaded initiatives that challenge extractivism, advocate for the Right to Say No, and promote sustainable, inclusive alternatives to corporate-led development.
Through collective action and solidarity with popular organisations, AIDC has spearheaded initiatives that challenge extractivism, advocate for the Right to Say No, and promote sustainable, inclusive alternatives to corporate-led development.
A feminist future requires fiscal and monetary policies that are determined by and serve the well-being of all people, not just the powerful few.
The introduction of the COVID-19 SRD grant in 2020 galvanised civil society to work together to advance the goal of comprehensive social protection. In March 2021, civil society stakeholders came together in a forum to collectively advocate for the extension…
On February 14th, independent activists, economists, and representatives from trade unions, social movements, civil society, and academic and government institutions met for a two-day conference on public debt and austerity. This conference was hosted in Cape Town ahead of the…
The Alternative Information and Development Centre (AIDC) has submitted a written commentary and critique on the Fiscal Framework and Revenue Proposals of the 2024 Budget Speech to the Select and Standing Committees on Finance. The primary objective of this submission…