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Evaluating the February 1999 Domestic Purposes Benefit and Widows Benefit Reforms

This paper reports on the findings of the evaluation and monitoring strategy that focused on policy reforms for Domestic Purposes Benefit (DPB) and Widows Benefit (WB)…

The Causes of Innocent Overpayment Debt

Over the last four years innocent overpayments have been the fastest increasing debt category. The major reasons for this debt being established are unknown, as are…

Evaluation of the Lead Funder Prototype Pilot

This report presents the findings of the evaluation of the lead funder prototype pilot. The pilot was developed from the Best Funding Strategy, an initiative developed…

Implications of Labour Market Change for Retirement Income Policy

There is much debate about retirement income policy. Several studies have examined savings behaviour and the future affordability of New Zealand Superannuation (e.g. Periodic Report Group…

Definitions of Crowding and the Effects of Crowding on Health: A Literature Review

This literature review aims to a) establish what definitions and measures of crowding are currently in use and why and b) summarise current knowledge of the…

Distributions and Disparity: New Zealand Household Incomes

This report builds on an earlier report (M. Mowbray, Incomes Monitoring Report 1981 - 1991, Social Policy Agency, 1993) on household income distributions, extending the trend…

Social Report 2001

The Social Report 2001 is the first step in the establishment of a regular programme of social monitoring. The aim of the report is to provide…

Evaluating the Feb 1999 Domestic Purposes Benefit & Widows Benefit Reforms

This paper reports on the findings of the evaluation and monitoring strategy that focused on policy reforms for Domestic Purposes Benefit (DPB) and Widows Benefit (WB)…

Living Standards of Older New Zealanders

Evidence to Action 2018 conference

Our final Evidence to Action conference took place on 10 April 2018. Our thanks to everyone who attended. It was great hearing what you had to…