The Economic Development and Justice programme began operations in 2005.

While areas of support and construction of programme priorities are evolving a key question influencing the direction of support is that of whether open societies can be promoted and sustained amidst high levels of inequality and low levels of economic growth and development.

Support to date has emphasized education for entrepreneurship, the role of provincial and metropolitan governments as drivers of economic change as well as research and assessing the impact of growth coalitions between government, civil society and business on influencing economic growth, with equity.

 For more information please contact  Zohra Dawood