
All posts in Africa
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Advocacy Materials
Charter for a Street-Trading Friendly African City: Steps that African Mayors can take to embrace inclusive and sustainable street trading management
Informal trading is a prevalent reality in African cities, still marked by high degree of poverty, unemployment and inequality, and affected...
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Advocacy Materials
Position Statement from the Women Cross Border Traders Forum on Mainstreaming Gender in the SADC Regional Trade Policy and the Tripartite Free Trade Area Policy Framework
We, the Women representatives of Informal Cross Border Trader’s Associations (ICBTs) drawn from Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia,...
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Fact Sheets/Infographics
Wiego in the World: Africa
This document reviews WIEGO’s work in Africa, including in the areas of knowledge generation, capacity building and advocacy. It also...
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Toolkits and Guides
Your Toolkit on ILO Convention 189 — The Domestic Workers’ Convention
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Presentations
The Art of Survival
Presentation from the Cape Town conference on research on the informal economy
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Toolkits and Guides
DITSELA Online Workers’ Education Institute
The website describes DITSELA as follows: “Ditsela is a joint project of the two largest Labour Federations in South Africa, COSATU...
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Stories/Case Studies
Salvando o “Mercado Mãe”: mobilizando vendedores ambulantes em Durban
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External Blog Posts/Op Eds
AeT – Traders Present Infrastructure Needs to City Officials: A Milestone in Constructive Engagement
This blog post was written by Tasmi Quazi of AeT. “On 19 October 2016, trader leaders from three informal market districts that have...
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Legal Instruments
Draft Policy for the Informal Economy of KwaZulu Natal.
This document sets out the policy framework that will create an environment that supports sustainable economic growth in the informal economy...
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Legal Instruments
Kwa Zulu Natal Street Trading By-laws, 2005
This document outlines the street trading by- laws of Kwa Zulu Natal.
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