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Inclusive Cities – How Informal Workers Contribute to Cities

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A blog post by WIEGO's Urban Research Director, Sally Roever.

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Photo: MTE, UTEP waste pickers in front of Congress in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Credit: UTEP