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  • External Blog Posts/Op Eds

    Urb.im – Bangalore’s domestic workers have paved new pathways in gaining recognition and rights

    This blog post about Bangalore’s domestic workers was written by WIEGO’s writer/editor, Carlin Carr.

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  • Legal Instruments

    Home-Based Workers in India: Need for Protection under Law

    In India, issues and rights of home-based workers have remained largely unaddressed in policies and programmes. Most of the labour laws are...

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  • Audiovisual Materials

    VIDEO: Shalini Sinha – Livelihoods and the New Urban Agenda

    Shalini Sinha, Home-Based Workers Sector Specialist at WIEGO, speaks after a panel discussionon “Informal Livelihoods and Inclusive...

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  • Legal Instruments

    Ministerial Regulation 14 Issued Under the Labour Protection Act, 1998

    This ministerial regulation seeks to extend the protection provided to the employee engaged in domestic work for more coverage.

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  • Legal Instruments

    Application for a Hawker Stall License in Singapore

    Application for a hawker stall license in Singapore

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  • Advocacy Materials

    Street Vending for Sustainable Urban Development in Bangkok

    This policy brief, created in concert with urban specialists, uses an urban systems perspective to consider:- the role of street vending...

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  • Audiovisual Materials

    SLIDESHOW with AUDIO: Chindhiwalli Women

    This talking album, Chindhiwalli Women: A community of migrant women barters old clothes for utensils in Mumbai, was created by Dipti Bapat, ...

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  • Audiovisual Materials

    VIDEO: Improving Wastepickers’ Lives in Bengaluru – Hasiru Dala Innovations

    Bangalore was once known as a green city, but of recent times it has become known as a garbage city. Enter, Hasiru Dala Innovations, which...

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  • Stories/Case Studies

    SEWA Bharat and Street Vendors in Delhi

    As a livelihood, street vending is a viscious trap of poverty, especially for women workers. It is indicative of low income, physical strain,...

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  • Audiovisual Materials

    AUDIO: Who are the informal workers in the cities

    “Who are the informal workers in the cities” is the first episode in a radio series on informal workers in Delhi, produced by...

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