Gender and Waste
A collaborative project involving waste pickers in Latin America has shed light on the multiple levels of discrimination that women waste...
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A collaborative project involving waste pickers in Latin America has shed light on the multiple levels of discrimination that women waste...
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Strengthening the Voice and Leadership of Informal Women Workers Around Social Policy Issues This project built a sustained link between...
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OHS Project in PeruIn Lima, the OHS project’s team – Anita Luján and her colleagues from the Consorcio por la Salud, Ambiente y Desarollo...
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WIEGO’s OHS project supported the ongoing work of the Worker’s Health Unit (PISAT) at the Institute for Collective Health at the Federal...
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The National Union of Independent Itinerant Transport and Allied Workers (SINTRALOC) was founded on November 23, 1987. Throughout its 24...
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Through a series of ambitious global commitments in recent years, governments across the world have signed on to build a more equitable and...
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Without waste pickers, cities across Africa, Asia and Latin America would be buried in their own garbage. Informal recyclers have proven...
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The global economic crisis that rocked the world in 2008 led to increased financial hardship for informal workers, most of whom already lived...
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Street vendors are facing unprecedented challenges in cities across the globe, despite global development goals calling for more economically...
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Shoe shiners in Mexico City have worked in Glorieta de Insurgentes Square for decades to earn their livelihoods. When they were unceremoniously...
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