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Research Reports
The Welfare Fund Model of Social Security for Informal Sector Workers: The Kerala Experience
CDS Working Paper, No. 332
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Research Reports
Organizing in the Informal Economy: A Case Study of Street Trading in South Africa
IFP/SEED Working Paper No. 36. Geneva, ILO, 2002.
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Briefs
Análise do Orçamento Público Diretamente Destinado a Alguns Setores da Economia Informal no Brasil
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Research Reports
“God First, Second the Market”: A Case Study of the Sirleaf Market Women’s Fund of Liberia
This Case Study presents some of the first steps being taken in Liberia, to find solutions to the problems women traders face which normally...
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Research Reports
National Policy on Urban Street Vendors
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Organizing Briefs
Informal Workers and Collective Bargaining: Five Case Studies
This brief summarizes the findings of a set of case studies of collective bargaining by informal workers in five different countries. Included...
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Research Reports
Law, Rights and Regulation for Street Vending in Globalising Ahmedabad
Abstract: This working paper forms part of the research project, Making Space for the Poor: Law, Rights, Regulation and Street-Trade in the...
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Journal Articles
Why Evictions Do Not Deter Street Traders: Case Study in Accra, GhanaGhana Social Science Journal
Abstract: Like many major cities in developing countries, Accra faces increasing congestion of vehicles, pedestrians and traders around its...
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Working Papers
Perceptions of Costs and Benefits of Informal-Formal Linkages: Market and Street Vendors in Accra, Ghana
This paper investigates ways in which linkages between the informal and formal segments of an economy yield benefits to, or impose costs...
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Journal Articles
The Right to Work on the Street: Public Space and Constitutional Rights.Planning Theory
Do people have a right to work on the street? If so, what are the constraints and conditions attached to this right? Historically, municipal...
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