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  • Policy Briefs

    Supporting Women Home-Based Workers: The Approach of the Self-Employed Womens, Association in India

    The Self-Employed Women’s Association (SEWA) of India is a national labour union that organizes women, workers in the informal economy...

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  • Research Reports

    Policy Recommendations, Informal Economy Monitoring Study – Nakuru’s Waste Pickers: Realities & Recommendations

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  • Research Reports

    Sumário Executivo – Estudo de Monitoramento da Economia Informal: Vendedoras e vendedores ambulantes em Durban, na África do Sul

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  • Research Reports

    Executive Summary – Informal Economy Monitoring Study: Waste Pickers in Pune, India

    City Report (English)

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  • Books & Book Chapters

    Mean Streets: Migration, Xenophobia and Informality in South Africa

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  • City/Country Level Reports

    WIEGO Resource Document – Informal Economy Budget Analysis: Greater Monrovia

    This paper aims to assess whether the government budget in Liberia address the needs of informal workers, in particular street vendors, market...

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  • Briefs

    Informal Economy Budget Analysis in Brazil and Belo Horizonte

      This brief is part of the WIEGO Publication Series.   View list of all WIEGO briefs.

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  • Global Reports

    Coping with Crises: Lingering Recession, Rising Inflation, and the Informal Workforce

    In 2009, researchers in 14 urban locales in 10 countries across Africa, Asia and Latin America conducted individual and focus group interviews...

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  • WIEGO Publication Series

    Informal Economy Budget Analysis in Brazil, Pakistan, Peru and Philippines

    This paper brings together the findings from four country papers on informal economy budget analysis. Informal economy budget analysis asks...

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  • Technical Briefs

    How to Plan a Street Trader Census

    Street traders represent one of the largest and most visible segments of the informal economy, yet the actual number of street traders working...

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