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Employment, Informality and Poverty in India and China

By Alakh N. Sharma, Jeemol Unni, Albert Park on January 01, 2012

Panel Presentation for the China-India project, “Informal Employment, Poverty and Growth in India and China”

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Stories / Case StudiesMay 01, 2012

Street Trading in South Africa – Organizing Workers

By Inclusive Cities

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Advocacy MaterialsJanuary 01, 2006

Tools for Advocacy: Social Protection for Informal Workers

By Francie Lund, Jillian Nicholson

ReportDecember 01, 2009

Social Protection for Women in the Informal Economy

By ILO-STEP, WIEGO

Legal InstrumentsJanuary 01, 2012

Information Guide for Migrant Domestic Workers in Lebanon

By Swiss Agency for Development Cooperation

Toolkits and GuidesJuly 01, 2014

Globalization and Labor Standards Newsletter Vol 13 No 5 (GALS)

By The WIEGO Team

Stories / Case StudiesMay 01, 2012

Saving the “Mother Market”: Mobilizing Street Vendors in Durban

By Richard Dobson

ReportSeptember 01, 2005

Inter-Agency and Expert Group on MDG Indicators

By The WIEGO Team

Legal InstrumentsJanuary 01, 2013

Domestic Workers Employment Rights Act, 2013

By The WIEGO Team

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