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Stories/Case Studies
Conduzindo a luta pela legitimidade: a União Malawi para o setor informal
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Toolkits and Guides
Consuming Urban Poverty Newsletter No. 1: Oct 2015
This is the first issue of the Consuming Urban Poverty project. “Consuming Urban Poverty (Officially: Governing Food Systems to Alleviate...
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Advocacy Materials
Enhancing Africa’s Trade Union Capacity by Promoting Gender Equality Module 3: Gender & the Informal Economy
This manual was produced by the ILO and Organisation for African Trade Union Unity (OATUU), as part of their Gender Project for African Trade...
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Presentations
Consultation sur la gestion de l’espace public
Présentation de la consultation sur l’espace public à Dakar, Senegal.
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Stories/Case Studies
Street Trading in South Africa – Organizing Workers
Through their experiences of organizing in the markets of Durban, leaders of the growing movement of street vendors have gained greater confidence...
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Toolkits and Guides
African Centre for Cities
The African Centre for Cities (ACC) is an interdisciplinary research and teaching programme focused on quality scholarship regarding the...
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Stories/Case Studies
Johannesburg Street Traders Halt Operation Clean Sweep
In October 2013, law enforcement officers of the City of Johannesburg forcibly evicted over 6,000 street traders from a 24-block area in...
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Audiovisual Materials
VIDEO: The case of South Africa’s Old Age Pension and Child Support Grant
Francie Lund from WIEGO presented “The Southern African model: The case of South Africa’s Old Age Pension and Child Support Grant”...
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Legal Instruments
Durban’s Informal Economy Policy, 2001
This policy document was written to serve as a guide for the management and suport of workers in the informal economy in the city of Durban...
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Legal Instruments
Mandeni Municipality Street Trading By-laws, 2005
This document contains the street trading by-laws for Mandeni Municipality.
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