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Sector Summary: Home-Based Workers

This summary examines characteristics of home-based work including: definitions and statistics; contributions and economic value; driving...

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WIEGO Network Newsletters

SETU Africa Newsletter, Volume 1 Issue 3

This issue includes:Voices from Africa WISE’s pension scheme News from SETU Africa: Ethiopian Embassy team visited SEWA Happenings at Sewa:...

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Sri Lanka: Domestic Workers

According to Verite Research: This is a video that was developed for a concert in aid of Domestic Workers in Sri Lanka. Domestic work is...

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VIDEO: The case of South Africa’s Old Age Pension and Child Support Grant

Francie Lund from WIEGO presented “The Southern African model: The case of South Africa’s Old Age Pension and Child Support Grant”...

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WIEGO MBO Newsletter August 2014

WIEGO’s August 2014 Newsletter for Membership-Based Organizations of Informal Workers

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Castellanos, Themis. Implementación de la Ley y Reglamento que Regula la Actividad de los Recicladores (Ley No 29419) en los gobiernos locales. Estudio de caso de la Municipalidad de San Luis y Santiago de Surco, Lima, July 2014

Informe con dos estudios de caso sobre mejores prácticas en la instrumentación de la Ley No. 29419 y su regulación en dos localidades de...

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Globalization and Labor Standards Newsletter Vol 13 No 5 (GALS)

This is a newsletter from the Globalization and Labor Standards (GALS) Electronic Bibliographic Library at UCLA (University of California,...

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IDWF e-Newsletter July 2014

Issue #4 of the Newsletter of the International Domestic Workers Federation (IDWF) Issue Highlights:

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Inclusive Cities Blog Post July 11 2014

“Self-Employed Women in the Urban Informal Economy: Reducing Their Risks and Constraints” is a blog post by WIEGO’s International...

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Não Há Fronteiras para Aqueles que Lutam! Maio-Julho de 2014

Boletim da Aliança Global de Catadores, Maio-Julho de 2014 Leia o boletim em Português. Lire le bulletin en français. Read the newsletter...

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