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Informal Workers in Bangkok: Considerations for Policymakers

By on September 01, 2017

Informal Workers in Bangkok: Considerations for Policymakers"Informal Workers in Bangkok: Considerations for Policymakers" summarizes the key challenges faced by home-based workers, domestic workers, street vendors, and motorcycle taxi drivers in Bangkok, Thailand. It explores local policies, plans, and programmes that impact informal workers and proposes five practical recommendations for policymakers.

 

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