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Journal Articles
Value of Formalization for Women Entrepreneurs in Developing Contexts: A Review and Research AgendaInternational Journal of Management Reviews
Abstract: Formalization is constantly being proposed as being of great benefit to business expansion and success. This claim, however, has...
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Legal Recognition of Street VendorsYOJANA
This article gives a brief explanation of the Bill for the protection of livelihood and regulation of street vending in the Lok Sabha. This...
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Resource Documents
Annotated Bibliography: Child Care and the Informal Economy
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Journal Articles
Why Evictions Do Not Deter Street Traders: Case Study in Accra, GhanaGhana Social Science Journal
Abstract: Like many major cities in developing countries, Accra faces increasing congestion of vehicles, pedestrians and traders around its...
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Resource Documents
Literature Survey: Childcare and the Informal Economy
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Journal Articles
Street Vendors in the Urban EconomyIndia International Centre Quarterly
In most Indian cities the urban poor survive by working in the informal economy. Poverty and lack of gainful employment in the rural areas...
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Resource Documents
Institutional Mapping of Child Care Actors
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Books & Book Chapters
Changing Social Policy: The Child Support Grant in South Africa
Description from HSRC Press: An important historical record of one part of post-apartheid South Africa’s policymaking, Changing Social...
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Research Reports
Our Children Do Not Get the Attention They Deserve
This report presents the results of a five-city research study examining informal women workers’ access to child care in Brazil, Ghana,...
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Research Reports
A summary of research findings on women informal workers and child care from six membership-based organizations
This publication is a summary of “Our children do not get the attention they deserve”: A synthesis of research finding on women informal...
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