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Women's Economic Empowerment

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  • Advocacy Materials

    Eliminating Legal Barriers from the Perspective of the Informal Economy

    This document was one of the five policy briefs prepared by the WIEGO Network for the United Nations High-Level Panel on Women’s Economic...

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  • Ntombikayise Gagayi, bovine head cook at Warwick Junction, Durban Post
    Access to Public Space August 12, 2019

    For street vendors, finding water and toilets isn’t just a nuisance, it’s cutting into earnings

    Inadequate infrastructure – particularly related to clean water and toilets – and the cost of accessing these takes a heavy toll...

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  • Mar 13 2014

    Preparing a Platform

    • March 13, 2014

    Taking it to the ILC 2014 The WIEGO Network, Partners and informal workers representatives from around the world attended the International...

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    Waste & Gender: Rethinking Relations for Empowerment

    Little research exists about gender relations and divisions among waste pickers. A collaborative in Latin America has shed light on the multiple...

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    Voice & Leadership

    Strengthening the Voice and Leadership of Informal Women Workers Around Social Policy Issues This project built a sustained link between...

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    Fair Trade

    “Building Capacity for Change: Developing Women’s Leadership and Business Skills” describes an action-research project (2012-15)...

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    Securing Economic Rights for Informal Women Workers

    Strengthening the organizing and leadership capacity of informal women workers fosters economic self-reliance and increases women’s...

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  • Impact Story

    Gumutindo: Growing Toward a New Gender Balance

    Halfway up Mount Elgon, a bumpy hour’s drive from the busy centre of Mbale in eastern Uganda, the women meeting at the Konokoy Organic Coffee...

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  • Impact Story

    Maasai Women Bead Better Products, Better Lives

    by Leslie Vryenhoek

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