Region: Asia & the Pacific
All posts in Asia & the Pacific
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Working Life of Street Vendors in MumbaiThe Indian Journal Of Labour Economics
Abstract: Street vendors in Mumbai are among the most deprived sections of the self-employed workers. This paper tries to portray the ‘working...
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IPRs for FarmersEconomic and Political Weekly
A number of state agencies and non-governmental organisations have come forward to facilitate farmers/breeders to register their crop varieties...
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In the Footsteps of GandhiNational Geographic
Abstract: The article discusses brief profile of Indian freedom fighter leader Mahatma Gandhi and his legacy. Topics include his salt march,...
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A ‘Wild West’ of trade? African women and men and the gendering of globalisation from below in GuangzhouIdentities: Global Studies in Culture and Power
Based on fieldwork in Guangzhou, this paper documents the activities of a group of African women traders, highlighting their role in constituting...
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Research Reports
Cornell-SEWA-WIEGO 2008 Dialogue – Ahmedabad and Delhi – Compendium of Personal and Technical Notes
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Research Reports
Informal Economy Monitoring Study Sector Report: Street Vendors
This report synthesizes qualitative and quantitative data from the first (2012) round of IEMS fieldwork in the street vendor sector in five...
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Understanding the diffusion modes of grassroots innovations in India: A study of Honey Bee Network supported innovators
Abstract: In this paper we examine the outcomes and connections of preferences of the non-formal innovators identified by the Honey Bee Network...
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Statistical Briefs
Home-Based Workers in Bangladesh: Statistics and Trends
This brief presents estimates of home-based workers in Bangladesh based on two rounds of labour force surveys (nationally representative...
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Project Reports
Reality and Analysis: Personal and Technical Reflections on the Working Lives of Six Women
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