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  • Audiovisual Materials

    VIDEO: Indira Explains the Work of Hasiru Dala, a Waste Picker Organization

    Indira, a waste picker with Hasiru Dala in Bangalore, India explains the contribution of waste pickers at the Expert Group Meeting on the...

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  • Legal Instruments

    Plastic Waste Management and Handling Amendment Rules, 2011

    This document contains the rules for the management and handing of plastic waste.

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  • Legal Instruments

    Odisha Urban Street Vendors Policy

    The overarching objective of this policy document is to provide and promote a supportive environment for earning livelihoods to the Street...

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  • Audiovisual Materials

    Episode 6

    This is the sixth episode in a radio series on informal workers in Delhi, produced by WIEGO and originally aired on FM Rainbow.

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  • Audiovisual Materials

    Promotion of Decent Work for Homebased Workers

    With a vision of improving living standards and securing workplace rights, decent work environments, living wages, and fostering social dialogue...

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  • Toolkits and Guides

    Chintan Environmental Research and Action Group

    An Indian non-governmental organization, which focuses on sustainable consumption as well as environmental and social equity.

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  • Presentations

    Measuring Informality of Employment in Urban India

    Beijing workshop presentation for the China-India project, “Informal Employment, Poverty and Growth in India and China”

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  • Fact Sheets/Infographics

    Fact Sheet: Women Organizing for Fair Trade in India

    Details of the MDG3-funded Fair Trade project in India

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  • WIEGO Network Newsletters

    Alliance of Indian Wastepickers Newsletter, August 2012

    This newsletter shares details of wastepicker meetings and reflections on these meetings.

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  • WIEGO Network Newsletters

    SEWA Newsletter No. 44

    Contents:       Women’s menstrual cycles are a “plague” : Findings from a SEWA study     SEWA’s agricultural campaigns    ...

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