Chintan: No Child in Trash, Volume 1
On the first of this series of newsletters Chintan wrote “In this inaugural issue of our quarterly newsletter, some basic facts about...
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Empowering Home-based Workers in India
Led by SEWA Bharat as part of its mandate to develop new SEWAs, SEWA Delhi started its efforts in 1999 by organizing women vegetable vendors...
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De trabalhadora a mestre de obras: a história de Gangaben Vaniya
As mulheres constituem até 51% dos trabalhadores na construção civil e ainda recebem uma pequena parte do que é pago aos homens.
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SEWA Rashtriya Patrika – July 2016
This is the second issue of “SEWA Rashtriya Patrika”, SEWA’s Mouthpiece integrating women workers in national development. The...
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Delhi Private Placement Agency, Regulation Order, 2014
This document outlines the rules and regulations that governs the placement agencies that work with domestic workers.
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Municipal and Police Laws for Patna, Calcutta, Bhubaneshwar, Bangalore, Mumbai, and Ahmedabad
This document outlines street vendor laws for Patna, Calcutta, Bhubaneshwar, Bangalore, Mumbai and Ahmedabad
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Audiovisual Materials
Ep 3: Domestic Workers in the city
“Domestic Workers in the city” is the third episode in a radio series on informal workers in Delhi, produced by WIEGO and originally...
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Session 4 – Discussant Comments
Materials from China-India Labour Market Research Design Workshop, 2007
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Fact Sheet: Women Organizing for Fair Trade in India
Details of the MDG3-funded Fair Trade project in India
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SEWA Newsletter No. 45
Contents: SEWA’s Unique Co-operatives: Gujarat Women’s SEWA Cooperative Federation SEWA’s Co-operatives Sweep...
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