Region: Asia & the Pacific
All posts in Asia & the Pacific
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Research Reports
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Research Reports
City Report – Informal Economy Monitoring Study: Street Vendors in Ahmedabad, India
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Journal Articles
Poverty and Social Protection in Urban India: Targeting Efficiency and Poverty Impacts of the Targeted Public Distribution SystemThe Indian Journal of Labour Economics
This paper draws on household survey data in two Indian cities, Delhi and Ranchi to study key issues related to poverty and social protection...
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Journal Articles
Women and Globalisation: Challenges and Opportunities Facing Construction Workers in Contemporary India
This article identifies the opportunities and constraints faced by female construction workers in urban India, citing empirical research...
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Research Reports
Extending Livelihood Opportunities and Social Protection to Empower Poor Urban Informal Workers in Asia
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Research Reports
WIEGO Childcare Initiative Summary Report (Thai)
This summary, in Thai, details research findings on women informal workers and child care from six membership-based organizations.
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Research Reports
Urbanisation, migration and social policy: Asian perspectives
A brief presentation to visualize the way rapid urbanization and migration impact on social policy needs and financing for women informal...
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Policy Briefs
India’s National Policy on Urban Street Vendors
India is one of very few countries to have developed a National Policy on Urban Street Vendors. Adopted in 2004, its objective is to promote...
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Organizing Briefs
Informal Workers and Collective Bargaining: Five Case Studies
This brief summarizes the findings of a set of case studies of collective bargaining by informal workers in five different countries. Included...
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Journal Articles
The Making of “World-Class” Delhi: Relations Between Street Hawkers and the New Middle Class.Antipode
Urban India is undergoing transformation as formal electoral politics increasingly favors the new middle class. Scholarship tends to compartmentalize...
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