Recognition and Respect Could Change Street Vendors’ Lives
In this interview, StreetNet International Coordinator Oksana Abboud talks about how and why street vendors became organized and her hopes...
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In this interview, StreetNet International Coordinator Oksana Abboud talks about how and why street vendors became organized and her hopes...
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Heeding the United Nations call to share transformative approaches to local action on World Cities Day, Focal Cities Coordinator Jenna Harvey...
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Workers in informal employment often lack access to high quality public services, including child-care services. Lack of child-care support...
Read MoreThese guidelines and standards for day-care centres in and around markets in Ghana were developed through the collaborative efforts of a...
Read MoreMaster plans across the Global South tend to reflect Eurocentric, modernist city visions that are disconnected from the lived reality of...
Read MoreThis brief examines data on employment in Brazil from 2012, 2019 and 2020, with a focus on five groups of workers who are mainly informal. ...
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The rights of “everyone” or “every worker” laid down in international law should be the bedrock for building more inclusive cities. Realizing...
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In their first direct engagement, informal worker representatives and officials of the CNDH’s Program of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights...
Read MoreThis case study documents the history of the struggle by street vendors, with SEWA’s support, to retain their right to vend – and their natural...
Read MoreThis paper seeks to critically analyze the legal framework of urban planning in India and the challenges and opportunities it presents informal...
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