Guidebook to Formalization for Informal Workers
This Arabic document is used as a resource for Tunisian workers and entrepreneurs to aid in the process of formalizing. More information...
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“We, the members of 60 networks, associations and trade unions of home -based workers, together with non-governmental organizations...
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Consuelo Aragón Guzmán of the IUF – a member of the WIEGO network – addresses the tripartite Committee on the Transition from...
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This is the fourth in a series of seven training modules titled Developing Leadership and Business Skills for Informal Women Workers in Fair...
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“At an extraordinary meeting of the 18th and 19th of June 2016, we, members of the Association of Home-Based Workers and HomeNet Eastern...
Read MoreCe numéro du bulletin décrit les activités de WIEGO entre Juillet et Décembre 2016. Les sujets traités comprennent la délégation de WIEGO...
Read MoreIn many developing countries, high recycling rates (50-80%) can be credited to the informal sector. Johnston Doe explains how waste pickers...
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Booklet entitled Self-Employed Women: A Profile of SEWA’s Membership. The booklet features a write-up on the garment workers among SEWA’s...
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