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Theme: Global Supply Chains/Global Trade

All posts in Global Supply Chains/Global Trade

  • Research Reports

    Street Trade in Kenya: The Contribution of Research in Policy Dialogue and Response

    Paper for panel entitled “Urban Responses to Street Traders: A Comparative Perspective from India, Kenya, ...

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  • Resource Documents

    Homeworkers in Global Supply Chains: A Review of Literature

     

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  • Journal Articles

    Informal Transport: A Global Perspective

    Informal transport services—paratransit-type services provided without official sanction—can often be difficult to rationalize from a public...

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  • Research Reports

    Extending Social Protection to Informal Workers in the Horticulture Global Value Chain

    Social Protection Discussion Paper Series, No. 0216

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  • Books & Book Chapters

    Trading Our Way Up: Women Organizing for Fair Trade

    This book details the findings of the multicountry action research project Women Organizing for Fair Trade, funded by the Dutch Ministry...

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  • Journal Articles

    Women Producers and the Benefits of Collective Forms of Enterprise

    The article describes findings related to women’s experiences in collective enterprises, all linked to the Fair Trade movement. It includes...

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  • Research Reports

    Fair Trade for Women Producers: Role of Collective Enterprises for Market Access

    Women’s Collective Action (WCA) Webinar No. 5 Summary  

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  • Journal Articles

    Trade Union Renewal and Labor Transnationalism in South Africa: The Case of SATAWU

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  • Technical Briefs

    Making Agricultural Value Chain Programmes Work for Workers: A Practical Guide for Development Donors and Practitioners

    This guide, aimed at development donors and practitioners, seeks to improve the poverty, economic and gender impacts of agricultural value...

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  • Journal Articles

    Neither Seen Nor Heard: South Asia’s Millions of Home-based Workers

    Home-based workers in South Asia number in the tens of millions and are essential to many industries, yet remain invisible and disregarded...

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