Why African Craft Makers Should Understand Supply Chains Better
African home-based workers are at the bottom of craft supply chains. Through an increased understanding of those supply chains they could...
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African home-based workers are at the bottom of craft supply chains. Through an increased understanding of those supply chains they could...
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It is a myth that cooperatives, which put people at the centre, are not a viable alternative to the current economic system because they...
Read MoreCom a intenção de aprofundar o conhecimento e a compreensão da relação entre sindicatos e pessoas trabalhadoras em empregos informais, a...
Read MoreTo deepen knowledge and understanding of the relationship between trade unions and workers in informal employment, CUT Brasil and WIEGO conducted...
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Dakar’s street vendors have united in the PASI platform to assert their rights and propose alternative solutions to the evictions and relocations...
Read MoreThe experience of the KAMBE SACCO highlights the importance of savings as a safety net for workers in informal employment in times of emergency....
Read MoreAchieving gender balance and democratic leadership for all workers in informal employment is the focus of this MBO Newsletter. Many questions...
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The launch of e-Shram, a national database of workers who earn a living in the informal economy, holds lessons for implementation going forward...
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Renana Jhabvala, co-founder of SEWA and former chair of WIEGO, talks about the historical relationship between both organizations, and the...
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