South Africa National Poverty Lines 2022 report
Here's a brief bullet point summary of the "National Poverty Lines 2022" report by Statistics South Africa:
- **Purpose**: The report defines and adjusts the national poverty lines to reflect changes in the cost of living.
- **Key Poverty Lines (April 2022)**:
- Food Poverty Line (FPL): R663 per person/month.
- Lower-Bound Poverty Line (LBPL): R945 per person/month.
- Upper-Bound Poverty Line (UBPL): R1,417 per person/month.
- **Methodology**:
- Uses the cost-of-basic-needs approach, including both food and non-food items.
- Annual adjustments made using Consumer Price Index (CPI).
- **Historical Data**: Provides inflation-adjusted poverty line values from 2006 to 2022.
For more detailed information, you can refer to the full document.
Here is the Link to the original document as published by the Department of Statistics, Rep of South Africa.
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