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A Landmark Milestone for Workers in Informal Employment: The Inter-American Court Recognizes the Right to Care as a Human Right
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Informal Enterprises Generate Jobs Yet Face Overarching Bias
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There is No Circularity Without Waste Pickers
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From Data to Action: Worker-Led Research to Shape Climate Debates
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Systems Change in Turbulent Times: Lessons from the Power-Shifts Framework
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How Do Cooperatives Support Worker Recognition and Political Representation?
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Funding Development Through the Lens of Tax Justice and Social Protection
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How Do Cooperatives Ensure Accessible Healthcare and Childcare for Workers?
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How Cooperatives Improve Workers’ Economic and Productive Capacities
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Homeworkers’ Rights at Risk with EU Directive Uncertainty
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Cómo un nuevo tipo de desarrollo urbano “moderno” puede incluir a los vendedores ambulantes
Por Victoria Okoye
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How a New Kind of “Modern” Urban Development Can Include Street Vendors
By Victoria Okoye, Urban Advocacy Specialist, WIEGO
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Tunisia Leads the Way: Peaceful Dialogues After the Arab Spring
By Ela BhattGandhian ActivistFounder, Self-Employed Women’s AssociationFounding Chair, WIEGO NetworkThe news that a trade union and its partners...
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Ciudades Inclusivas: ¿Qué hemos aprendido?
En Bangkok, Samlion Jintapo, lleva una pequeña tienda de verduras desde su hogar. Ella solía suplementar sus ingresos de la tienda vendiendo...
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Inclusive Cities: What Have We Learned?
In Bangkok, Samlion Jintapo now runs a small grocery shop from her home. She used to supplement her income from the shop by selling cosmetics...
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Just Recycling: Changing Minds about Waste Pickers
Since 2007, WIEGO has worked with waste picker groups around the world that organize and represent people who support themselves by selling...
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Photo Essay Part II: Hidden Workers in Sunder Nagari
This is the second of a two-part essay on women home-based workers in Sunder Nagari slum in Delhi. Read part one here.When we visited Sunder...
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Photo Essay Part I: Home as a Place of Work
This is the first of a two-part essay on women home-based workers in Sunder Nagari slum in Delhi. Read part two here.
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In the Developing World, Waste Can Be a Vital Resource
This piece originally appeared in the Huffington Post as part of the series “What’s Working: Sustainable Development Goals.
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Donde las mujeres son líderes: dos victorias globales de las trabajadoras y trabajadores pobres
Por Ela Bhatt
Fundadora de la Asociación de Mujeres Auto empleadas
(SEWA, por sus siglas en inglés)
Presidenta fundadora, WIEGO
(Mujeres...
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