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Advocacy Materials

United Nations Secretary-General’s High-Level Panel on Women’s Economic Empowerment: Framing Paper

In January 2016 the United Nations Secretary-General announced the establishment of a High-Level Panel of leaders from business, government,...

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VIDEO: ¿cómo imaginas tu ciudad en 20 años? Sonia Dias, de WIEGOGLOBAL

Sonia Dias, WIEGO’s Waste Specialist, participated in Avina Foundation’s series on how urban experts imagine their cities in...

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VIDEO: ¿y se considera la EconomíaInformal como parte de la economía?

In this Avina series, Sonia Dias, WIEGO’s Waste Specialist, discusses the importance of fostering more awareness on gender dynamics in the...

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VIDEO: A Fairly Revolutionary Agenda for WIEGO, 2016

“…what we want to make is a more fair and equal world.” In these excerpts from an interview with WIEGO’s International Coordinator, Martha...

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VIDEO: Organizándose para el cambio: Trabajadoras y trabajadores en la economía informal

El nuevo video de WIEGO, “Organizándose para el cambio: Trabajadoras y trabajadores en la economía informal” proporciona información...

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VIDEO: Organizing for Change: Workers in the Informal Economy

This video provides essential insight into the contributions of informal workers as well as the many hurdles they face in securing their...

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VIDEO: S’unir pour le changement : travailleuses et travailleurs dans l’économie informelle

La nouvelle vidéo de WIEGO, « S’unir pour le changement : travailleuses et travailleurs dans l’économie informelle » donne un...

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VIDEO: Visibility & Voice for WIEGO, 2016

Excerpts from an interview with WIEGO’s International Coordinator, Martha (Marty) Chen. This video focuses on the importance of bringing...

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Audiovisual Materials

VIDEO: What Makes WIEGO Unique, 2016

Excerpts from an interview with WIEGO’s International Coordinator, Martha Chen. Women in Informal Employment: Globalizing and Organizing...

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FITH – 2016 Día Internacional de la Mujer

En la celebración del 8 de Marzo, Día Internacional de la Mujer, esta edición del boletín de IDWF presenta algunas de las nuevas líderes...

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