Home-Based Workers: Global Picture and Movement

By Elaine Jones on January 01, 2007

Presented by WIEGO's Director of Global Trade at a policy conference hosted by SEWA and UNIFEM, “Women, Work, and Poverty,” to highlight the situation of home-based workers in South Asia.

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