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Mamuna Mohammed, a head load porter (kayayei), carries bananas through Agbogbloshie Market in Accra, Ghana

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  • Legal Instruments

    eThekwini Muncipaliy Street Trading By-laws, Draft 4

    This document contains the fourth draft of the eThekwini Municpality street trading by-laws.

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  • Legal Instruments

    National Small Business Amendment Act, 2004

    This document contains amendments to the National Small Business Act, 1996, so as to repeal all provisions pertaining to Ntsika Enterprise...

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  • Legal Instruments

    Umzimkhulu Municipal Council Street Trading By-laws

    This document outlines the street trading by-laws for Umzimkhulu Municipality.

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  • Toolkits and Guides

    Regional Network on Equity in Health Southern Africa (EQUINET)

    EQUINET is a network of health professionals, civil society members, policy makers, state officials and others working on health and social...

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  • WIEGO Network Newsletters

    Récupération en Afrique, Volume 2.1

      Available in English here.

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  • Toolkits and Guides

    Weekly LEDNA Newsletter August 29 2013

    As described on LEDNA’s website, LEDNA is:A friendly social network – a brand new way for Local Economic Development policy makers...

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  • Legal Instruments

    Report from 2011 Consultation with Head Porters (Kayayei) in Ghana

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  • Toolkits and Guides

    Weekly LEDNA Newsletter April 11 2014

    As described on LEDNA’s website, LEDNA is:A friendly social network – a brand new way for Local Economic Development policy makers...

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  • WIEGO Network Newsletters

    SETU Africa Newsletter, Volume 1 Issue 5

    News from SETU Africa: Exposure visit of SEWA team to Ethiopia News from SEWA: International Literacy Day and SEWA’s Literacy Work: an outcome...

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  • Advocacy Materials

    Chartre pour une approche inclusive du commerce de rue dans les villes Africaines: Démarche à adopter par les Maires Africains pour une gestion inclusive et durable du commerce de rue

    Le commerce informel est une réalité incontournable dans les villes africaines, marquées par un niveau élevé de pauvreté, de chômage et d’inégalités...

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