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Informal Economy Monitoring Study Sector Report: Waste Pickers Waste pickers are one of the three urban informal worker groups – along with street vendors and home-based workers – who are the focus of... Read More
Technology & the Future of Work: Final Report Final report providing detailed research findings on the impact of technology on informal workers’ livelihoods across five cities.... Read More
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