VIDEO: Firoza of HomeNet South Asia on Women’s Economic Empowerment

By WIEGO on September 01, 2016

Firoza Mehrotra of HomeNet South Asia - a regional network of organizations of home-based workers - discusses what women home-based workers need to increase their economic opportunities: organizing, recognition as workers and negotiating skills.

Learn more about WIEGO’s work with the UN High-Level Panel on Women’s Economic Empowerment

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