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Older Informal Workers in the COVID-19 Crisis

By:
Laura Alfers, Flavia Galvani, Erofili Grapsa, Florian Juergens-Grant, Aura Sevilla
Date:

COVID-19 Crisis and the Informal Economy
Policy Insights No. 5

Key findings and policy recommendations pertaining to older informal workers based on research undertaken as part of the COVID-19 Crisis and the Informal Economy study.

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Occupational group
Domestic Workers
Home-Based Workers
Street / Market vendors
Waste Pickers
Informal Economy Theme
Social Protection
Informal Economy Topic
COVID-19 Crisis
Older Workers
Resource Type
Report
Language
English

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