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Presentations

Formalization from the Ground – creating jobs within urban solid waste systems: the case of waste pickers´cooperatives

This presentation is a summary of the main findings of an ILO-WIEGO study on the nature and role of cooperatives and other Social and Solidarity...

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IDWF Annual Report 2016

This is the annual report for 2016 for the International Domestic Workers’ Federation.

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Rapport d’ Évaluation (Résumé analytique): Project de l’ITF sur les Travailleurs Informels des Transports

Disponible en español: Informe de evaluación – Resumen ejecutivo Disponible en français: Rapport d’ Évaluation – Résumé analytique Available...

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Audiovisual Materials

SAFM Radio Interview with Vanessa Pillay of WIEGO and South African Wastepicker Representatives

Vanessa Pillay of WIEGO and waste picker represenatives from Johannesburg, South Africa are interviewed on local radio to share their concerns...

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WIEGO Network Newsletters

WIEGO Law & Informality Newsletter – July 2017

This is the second newsletter of WIEGO’s Law Programme. The newsletter includes highlights from the Law Programme’s work in Africa,...

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Legal Instruments

Wyre Forest Street Trading Policy Statement

This policy statement highlights the perspective of the Council of Wyre Forest on Street Trading

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Boletín Informativo de WIEGO para OBM junio 2017

Boletín Informativo de WIEGO para Organizaciones con Base de Miembros (OBM), junio 2017. Read the newsletter in English.Leer el boletín en...

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Advocacy Materials

Cuidado infantil público de calidad para todas y todos los trabajadores (Poster)

Material promocional de la campaña sobre Cuidado Infantil de WIEGO, lanzada en 2017 por el Programa de Protección Social. Obtenga más información...

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Cuidado infantil público de calidad para todas y todos los trabajadores (Sticker)

Material promocional de la campaña sobre Cuidado Infantil de WIEGO, lanzada en 2017 por el Programa de Protección Social. Obtenga más información...

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Advocacy Materials

Des services publics de garde d’enfants pour tous les travailleuses et travailleurs (Poster)

Matériel promotionnel de la campagne de garde d’enfants de WIEGO, lancé en 2017 par le Programme de protection sociale.En savoir plus...

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