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Journal Articles
Corporate Capitalism in the Name of Social Security
The many schemes that have been announced in the name of social security are limited in scope and the quantum of security they prefer. The...
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Journal Articles
Economic Survey 2014-15Economic and Political Weekly
The Economic Survey is an important economic document published every year by the Ministry of Finance. This article undertakes a critical...
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Journal Articles
Participatory Training to Improve Safety and Health in Small Construction Sites in Some Countries in Asia: Development and Application of the WISCON Training Program
Abstract: A participatory training program, Work Improvement in Small Construction Sites, was developed to provide practical support measures...
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Journal Articles
Governing urbanization and the New Urbanization Plan in China
This special issue on urban livelihoods was developed in collaboration with WIEGO.
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Working Papers
Informality in South Asia: A Review
This paper seeks to explore the diversity of the informal economy across five countries in South Asia: Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan,...
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Policy Briefs
Housing Finance for Poor Working Women: Innovations of the Self-Employed Women’s Association in India
The Self-Employed Womens Association (SEWA) of India recognizes that the home is a paramount productive asset, especially for poor women....
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Research Reports
Technology at the base of the pyramid: insights from Ahmedabad (India), Durban (South Africa) and Lima (Peru)
Final report for the Technology and the Future of Work Project undertaken by Practical Action and WIEGO with support from the Rockefeller...
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Resource Documents
Promoting Decent Work for Domestic Workers: Lessons From Five Countries
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Journal Articles
The struggle for outwork reform in the Australian clothing industryJournal of Australian Political Economy
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Research Reports
The Informal Economy in South Africa: Issues, Debates and Policies – Reflections after an Exposure Dialogue Programme
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