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  • Research Reports

    Trabalhadoras Informais se Mobilizando pelo Cuidado das Crianças

    Trabalhadoras Informais se Mobilizando pelo Cuidado das Crianças argumenta que benefícios à maternidade e os serviços de cuidado infantil...

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  • Journal Articles

    Trader associations and urban food systems in Ghana: Institutionalist approaches to understanding urban collective action

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  • Policy Briefs

    The Ghana National Health Insurance Scheme: Assessing Access by Informal Workers

    In 2003 the Ghanaian government introduced, a National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) – an, innovative and large scale attempt to extend,...

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  • Journal Articles

    Bwala Five FiveWorld Environment Magazine

    This photodocumentary about “Ghana: Picking Waste for a Living” begins on page 56.

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  • Books & Book Chapters

    Crossing the Divide: Precarious Work and the Future of Labour

    this book shows how innovative organisational strategies are emerging in the Global South to bridge the widening divide between the formal...

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  • Journal Articles

    Traders on the Run: Activities of Street Vendors in the Accra Metropolitan Area, GhanaNorwegian Journal of Geography

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  • Journal Articles

    Changes in Official Attitudes Towards Urban Agriculture in AccraAfrican Studies Quarterly

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  • Project Reports

    Building Capacity for Change: Developing Women’s Leadership and Business Skills

    This is an account of the “Developing Leadership & Business Skills for Informal Women Workers in Fair Trade” project, which took place...

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  • Resource Documents

    Promoting Decent Work for Domestic Workers: Lessons From Five Countries

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  • Budget Briefs

    Budgeting and the Informal Economy in Accra, Ghana

    About 86 per cent of Ghanaian workers work in the informal economy but together they earn only 40 per cent of national income. This is because...

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