Occupational Group: Home-Based Workers

Case Study: Mrs Fatimah Yiha ( Hijab Embroidery)

Developing Leadership and Business Skills for Informal Women Workers in Fair Trade

The work of women informal workers remains undervalued, unrecognized and underpaid. It is still perceived as a secondary activity even when...

Plan de acción global de los trabajadores y las trabajadoras a domicilio

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A jornada de Varshaben: de vendedora de verduras à Vídeo SEWA

Mulheres jovens possuem poucas oportunidades de romper com os papéis que tradicionalmente se espera que elas assumam em suas famílias e como...

SEWA Rashtriya Patrika – April 2016

This is the first issue of “SEWA Rashtriya Patrika”, SEWA’s Mouthpiece integrating women workers in national development. The...

Home-Based Workers: Invisible and Voiceless

One of two webinars focused on home-based workers.Learn more about the events

Leadership & Business Skills for Informal Women Workers in Fair Trade – A Case Study

This case study reflects the findings of Developing Leadership & Business Skills for Informal Women Workers in Fair Trade, targeting...

Promotion of Decent Work for Homebased Workers

With a vision of improving living standards and securing workplace rights, decent work environments, living wages, and fostering social dialogue...

Dialogue on Women Homeworkers – Summary Report

Organised by One World Action, WIEGO, SEWA and TUC

Women Workers in the Informal Sector in South Asia: Creating an Enabling Environment

Report on Regional Policy Seminar, Organized by UNIFEM and The Government of Nepal, in conjunction with IDRC and WIEGO.