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PIMS
The Political Information and Monitoring Service (PIMS) aims to support democracy and promote good ethical governance in South Africa through building government and civic capacity for democracy, in particular through training and related activities. PIMS provides impartial and timely insights into the South African legislative process. In its work in the national and provincial legislatures, PIMS promotes an open and accountable executive and strong, independent parliaments.

PIMS monitors the legislatures and the executive, researches public policy and legislation, and disseminates meaningful information generated by these activities to civil society and other audiences. PIMS also oversees executive policy-making research and provides specialist social justice campaign support and advice.


Resources
3Activities
58Articles
2Books
10Brief
7Budget Briefs
2Court Papers
4in the media
5Media Briefings
1News
91News Articles by IDASA staff
22Newsletters
1Pamphlet
6Presentations
1Press Release
1Radio Recording
21Research Reports
3Roundtable Report
3Submissions
10Submissions to Parliament
2Toolkits


Recent Resources
[2010 Aug 29] Articles: Right to Know and Media Freedom
[2010 Jul 19] Budget Briefs: PIMS Budget Paper: No 7 - Where Does Our Money Go? Priority and Progress in the South African Health Budget
[2010 Jun 17] Research Reports: South Africa’s Fourth Parliament 2nd Term 2010: Oversight and Progress report
[2010 Jun 03] News Articles by IDASA staff: Celebrating the world cup 2010
[2010 May 28] in the media: Solid research, clumsy structure
[2010 May 27] News Articles by IDASA staff: We owe a debt of gratitude to anti-apartheid risk-takers Duncan and Slabbert
[2010 May 21] Presentations: Only an active citizenry can strengthen democratic governance in South Africa
[2010 May 17] in the media: ANC stalls over public funding of parties
[2010 May 10] Radio Recordings: Report on PIMS’ “Building Democratic Societies” Debate Series
[2010 Apr 23] in the media: Mandela's Party of Liberation Struggles to Hold On To Its Roots
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Resources
3Activities
58Articles
2Books
10Brief
7Budget Briefs
2Court Papers
4in the media
5Media Briefings
1News
91News Articles by IDASA staff
22Newsletters
1Pamphlet
6Presentations
1Press Release
1Radio Recording
21Research Reports
3Roundtable Report
3Submissions
10Submissions to Parliament
2Toolkits
Contact details
6 Spin Street, Cape Town, 8001
021-467-7600

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