Implementando la Nueva Agenda Urbana

By WIEGO on October 01, 2016

Más del 50% de la fuerza de trabajo urbana en la mayor parte de los países en vías de desarrollo es informal –en rangos que van desde el 80% en el sur de Asia a más del 51% en América Latina. Con su trabajo, las trabajadoras y los trabajadores en empleo informal realizan importantes contribuciones económicas, sociales y ambientales para sus ciudades y países.

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