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Toolkits and Guides
Goonj
Goonj is a non-governmental organisation based in Delhi, India which undertakes disaster relief, humanitarian aid and community development...
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Audiovisual Materials
VIDEO: Kabir Khan Discusses Waste Picker Inclusion Policies in Bangalore
Kabir Khan of Hasiru Dala discusses waste picker inclusion policies and issues in Bangalore at the Expert Group Meeting on the Informal Economy...
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WIEGO Network Newsletters
Boletín Informativo de WIEGO para OBM noviembre 2016
Boletín Informativo de WIEGO para Organizaciones con Base de Miembros (OBM), diciembre 2015 Read the newsletter in English. Leer el boletín...
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Legal Instruments
Plastic Waste Management and Handling Amendment Rules, 2011
This document contains the rules for the management and handing of plastic waste.
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Presentations
Cooperation among workers in the informal economy
This presentation is a summary of the main findings of an ILO-WIEGO study on the nature and role of cooperatives and other Social and Solidarity...
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Audiovisual Materials
Waste Picker Perceptions on and Health Risks: Perspectives from the Ground
Keynote presentation by Ana Carolina Ogando, research associate in the Urban Policies programme of the global network “Women in Informal...
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Toolkits and Guides
SEWA Academy website
SEWA Academy is the focal point for all of SEWA’s training, capacity building, research and communication efforts. SEWA Academy functions...
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Toolkits and Guides
Chintan Environmental Research and Action Group
An Indian non-governmental organization, which focuses on sustainable consumption as well as environmental and social equity.
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Audiovisual Materials
Os Catadores
Vídeo emPortuguês/Inglês cooperativa de Arujá (Catasampa)English / Portuguese vídeo about a coop in Arujá (Catasampa network)Link: http://vimeo.com/2354118Os...
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Audiovisual Materials
First Congress of Latin American Waste Pickers. Managua, February 2012 (Video)
The Latin American Wastpicker’s movement has grown from 5 to 17 member countries in the last 5 years. United and strong their demand...
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