By: HomeNet South Asia Date: May 2016 Title: ILO Convention 177 on Home Work and Why it Should be RatifiedResource Title: ILO Convention 177 on Home Work and Why it Should be Ratified Advocacy MaterialsC177 and homeworkers Go to resource (pdf) Occupational group Home-Based Workers Informal Economy Theme Organizing & Organizations Law Resource Type Advocacy Materials Language English Related Publications WIEGO BriefsUnlocking Strength and Resilience: The Self Employed Women’s Association’s COVID-19 Strategies in DelhiBy Ankita Upreti Sibal WIEGO Resource DocumentsCraft Supply Chains in Africa: Consolidating Our FindingsBy Chris Bonner WIEGO BriefsInnovative Legislation in Australia Protects Homeworkers in the Garment and Footwear SectorBy Vivienne Wiles, Elizabeth Macpherson WIEGO Resource DocumentsPune Waste Pickers’ Innovative Efforts to Fund the Extension of Decent Work and Social ProtectionBy Poornima Chikarmane, Lakshmi Narayanan WIEGO Resource DocumentsEfforts of Argentina’s Informal Waste Pickers to Finance Decent Work and Social Protection through Extended Producer Responsibility LegislationBy Andrés Cappa, Ariel Bertellotti, Mariano Murad, Julieta Campana, Paula Basílico, Florian Juergens-Grant View all publications Related Blog Posts Registering Informal Workers in India: e-Shram, an Opportunity Lost?By Shalini Sinha, Shalaka Statistics as a Catalyst for Making Women Workers VisibleBy WIEGO India's KKPKP Fights for Waste Pickers RightsBy WIEGO Waste Pickers Demand Livelihood Protection During Dump Closures: Learnings from 3 CitiesBy WIEGO Blog Bokk Diom Mobilizes Against Partial Closure of Mbeubeuss Dumpsite in DakarBy WIEGO Blog Visit the WIEGO Blog
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