Subverting Master Planning to Advance Informal Worker Interests: Lessons from Delhi
Heeding the United Nations call to share transformative approaches to local action on World Cities Day, Focal Cities Coordinator Jenna Harvey...
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Heeding the United Nations call to share transformative approaches to local action on World Cities Day, Focal Cities Coordinator Jenna Harvey...
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Master plans across the Global South tend to reflect Eurocentric, modernist city visions that are disconnected from the lived reality of...
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This case study documents the history of the struggle by street vendors, with SEWA’s support, to retain their right to vend – and their natural...
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The SEWA Sangini Cooperative provides child-care services for SEWA members – all women workers in informal employment – through 11 centres...
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India’s Street Vendor Protection Act was enacted after a long struggle and is widely lauded, yet a close look nearly a decade later shows...
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For International Women’s Day, WIEGO looks at the foundation that women leaders of worker organizations have laid during the pandemic...
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There are an estimated 4.92 million informal workers in Delhi, India, comprising over 80% of the city’s total workforce. This report...
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Reshmaben is an organizer with the Self Employed Women’s Association (SEWA). She learnt tailoring from her mother when she was 14. Now, at...
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This study looks at all the ways in which home aids work — spatially and infrastructurally — and illustrates the role of various factors...
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