Northern Ireland Guide to the Street Trading Act, 2001
This Act enables district councils in Northern Ireland to regulate street trading in their districts.
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The Vending of Cooked Food Ordinance, 1990
This ordinance covers the operation of all vendors of cooked foods, whether by peddling around and/or, stationary in a counter/table at a...
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Draft Policy for the Informal Economy of KwaZulu Natal.
This document sets out the policy framework that will create an environment that supports sustainable economic growth in the informal economy...
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Kwa Zulu Natal Street Trading By-laws, 2005
This document outlines the street trading by- laws of Kwa Zulu Natal.
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Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality Street Trading By Law Draft 2
This document contains the by-laws that apply to all persons who carry on the business of street trading within the area of jurisdiction...
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Beat That Ticket: A Guide to Important Street Vendor Regulation in New York City
This pamphlet provides street vendors with the necessary information for understanding and answering ticcketing questtions.
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Informal Workers in Bangkok: Considerations for Policymakers
“Informal Workers in Bangkok: Considerations for Policymakers” summarizes the key challenges faced by home-based workers, domestic...
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Audiovisual Materials
VIDEO: Makola Market Vendors on the Challenge of Fires
Vendors of the Makola Market purchased fire extinguishers to be able to react quickly to fires in the market.
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Building Voice, Visibility and Validity
Informal workers who are partners of the Inclusive Cities Project list their accomplishments since the project’s inception in 2008. ...
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The Inner Thekwini Regeneration and Urban Management Programme (iTRUMP): Warwick Junction Experience
Presentation at WIEGO Colloquium, ‘World Class Cities’ and the Urban Informal Economy: Inclusive Planning for the Working Poor
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