MISTRA was commissioned by the Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation (DPME) to facilitate a high-level SA/EU-Poverty and Inequality Policy Dialogue – to disseminate and debate policy recommendations from the five research papers. The dialogue was utilised as a platform for unbounded discussion, in a Chatham House rules format, in order to develop a common understanding of the challenges. The focus of the event was to disseminate and debate policy recommendations from the five research papers namely, Interrogating the Drivers of Inequality; Mobility and the Middle Class; Social Cohesion and Inequality; The Vulnerable in the Labour Market and Possible Policy Interventions to deal with Structural Inequality.