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Theme: Global Supply Chains/Global Trade

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  • Audiovisual Materials

    VIDEO: WIEGO and Gumutindo: Securing Economic Rights For Informal Women Workers

    This video describes WIEGO’s program “Securing Economic Rights for Informal Women Workers” with Gumutindo Coffee Cooperative...

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  • WIEGO Network Newsletters

    WIEGO in the World Newsletter January 2017

    This issue of the WIEGO newsletter highlights WIEGO’s activities from July to December 2016. Newsletter topics include WIEGO delegation...

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  • Report

    Confeccionadores de ropa en todo el mundo: impulsando un diálogo global

    A report from a North American regional workshop on home-based workers, co-organized by WIEGO. En Espanol

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  • Report

    Women Home-Based Workers in Value Chains of Cardamom and Allo in Nepal

    This 2018 study by HomeNet South Asia (HNSA) found that despite playing critical roles in the large cardamom and allo value chains, women...

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  • Report

    Dialogue on Women Homeworkers – Summary Report

    Organised by One World Action, WIEGO, SEWA and TUC

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  • Report

    Summary Report of IDS-WIEGO Garments Workshop

    In March 2004, the Institute of Development Studies, Sussex and the WIEGO Network organized a workshop which brought together researchers...

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  • Report

    Garment Workers Worldwide: Promoting A Global Dialogue

    A report from a North American regional workshop on home-based workers, co-organized by WIEGO.

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  • May 24 2015

    WFTO 13th Biennial Conference and Fair Trade Symposium

    • May 24, 2015 - May 31, 2015

    From 24-31 May 2015, a WIEGO team joined nearly 300 other delegates from 55 countries at the World Fair Trade Organization’s 13th Biennial...

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  • Garment worker in India (photo courtesy of HNSA) Page

    Garment Workers

    The growing global garment industry exemplifies the challenges of global manufacturing: low wages, “flexible” (or no) contracts...

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