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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This blog post about Bangalore’s domestic workers was written by WIEGO’s writer/editor, Carlin Carr.
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In India, issues and rights of home-based workers have remained largely unaddressed in policies and programmes. Most of the labour laws are...
Read MoreShalini Sinha, Home-Based Workers Sector Specialist at WIEGO, speaks after a panel discussionon “Informal Livelihoods and Inclusive...
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This ministerial regulation seeks to extend the protection provided to the employee engaged in domestic work for more coverage.
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Application for a hawker stall license in Singapore
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This policy brief, created in concert with urban specialists, uses an urban systems perspective to consider:- the role of street vending...
Read MoreThis talking album, Chindhiwalli Women: A community of migrant women barters old clothes for utensils in Mumbai, was created by Dipti Bapat, ...
Read MoreBangalore 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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As a livelihood, street vending is a viscious trap of poverty, especially for women workers. It is indicative of low income, physical strain,...
Read More“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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