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Theme: Livelihoods

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  • Journal Articles

    Slim pickin’s: Supporting waste pickers in the ecological modernization of urban waste management systems

    Abstract: Informal sector scavengers or waste pickers have been unrecognized stakeholders on the fringes of the urban waste landscape since...

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    Decent Work for Domestic Workers. Towards an ILO Convention

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    Producing Privatization: Re-articulating Race, Gender, Class and Space

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    Continuing gender stereotypes or signs of change: Occupational pattern of women workers

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    Unionizing informal workers in Ghana

    Abstract: This article very briefly introduces the Ghanaian informal economy and some of the organisations that operate within it, making...

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  • Briefs

    Recycling in Belo Horizonte, Brazil – An Overview of Inclusive Programming

    Brazil is one of the world’s most progressive countries in integrating waste pickers in solid waste management systems, and Belo Horizonte...

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    Varieties of Legal Dualism: Making Sense of the Role of Law in Contemporary Russia

    Explores dual (formal/informal) systems of political use of the courts and informal social/business networks in Russia.

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    Towards an Inclusive Occupational Health and Safety For Informal Workers

    Abstract: Large numbers of workers worldwide work informally. Yet the discipline and practice of occupational health and safety covers largely...

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    Urban livelihoods: reviewing the evidence in support of the New Urban Agenda

    SUMMARY: The New Urban Agenda (NUA) recognizes the role played by the urban informal economy and makes bold commitments to inclusive urban...

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    SEWU and Sikhula Tips on Organising Informal Workers

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