Inclusive Cities Project Helping Urban Workers Make Gains

By Inclusive Cities on May 01, 2012

The Inclusive Cities project is improving the lives of the urban working poor. A review of the first three years of the multi-partner project – which aims to build voice and recognition for informal workers in cities globally – revealed significant progress has been made by partners and the workers they serve.

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