Ten Years After Recommendation 204, Workers in Informal Employment Continue Their Call for Rights-Based Formalization Read More
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Street Vendors and Legal Advocacy: Reflections from Ghana, India, Peru, South Africa and Thailand Read More
Informal Workers in Urban Thailand: A Statistical Snapshot This brief contains estimates on informal workers in Bangkok and other urban centres in Thailand. Read More
Budgeting and the Informal Economy in Lilongwe, Malawi In 2013, 89 per cent of Malawi’s 5.5 million employed people were informally employed. Informal economy budget analysis (IEBA) explores the... Read More
Waste Incineration and Informal Livelihoods: A Technical Guide on Waste-to-Energy Initiatives This brief provides waste picker organizations, policymakers and practitioners with information about waste-to-energy initiatives, and solid... Read More
Literature Survey: Mega-Events and the Working Poor, with a Special Reference to the 2010 FIFA World Cup This literature survey draws together and synthesizes research that has been done on mega events, with a particular focus on the 2010 World... Read More
Turning the Law into a Shield for Street Vendors in African Countries This Legal Brief compares the Civil Law and Common Law systems to explore the recourses and remedies street vendors may have to to defend... Read More
How to Analyse Government Budgets from an Informal Economy Perspective Budget analysis is a powerful policy analysis tool. This technical brief provides a guide to conducting an informal economy budget analysis... Read More
Informality in Africa: A Review This paper examines the realities of informal employment in sub-Saharan Africa, where a significant proportion of employment activity and... Read More
Informal Sector Integration and High Performance Recycling: Evidence from 20 Cities The global informal recycling sector has come into focus as the base of the industrial value chain. With few exceptions, reports and articles... Read More
