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Delinking and Rethinking: Social Protection for Women in Informal Employment

By:
Silke Staab
Date:
  • Title: Delinking and Rethinking: Social Protection for Women in Informal Employment
  • Resource Title: Delinking and Rethinking: Social Protection for Women in Informal Employment

Presentation during Session 10 of the WIEGO 20th Anniversary Research Conference on "Informal Workers and Social Policy."

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Informal Economy Theme
Social Protection
Resource Type
Presentations
Language
English

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