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Organizando Vendedoras Ambulantes: El Caso de la Red de Mujeres, Lima, Perú

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Sally Roever, Lissette Aliaga Linares
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Citation: Roever, Sally y Lissette Aliaga Linares. 2010.Organizando Vendedoras Ambulantes: El Caso de la Red de Mujeres, Lima, Perú. Nota de organización de WIEGO (Políticas urbanas) No. 1. WIEGO.

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Organizando Vendedoras Ambulantes, Lima, Peru

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Informal Economy Theme
Inclusive Cities / Urban Policies
Organizing & Organizations
Informal Economy Topic
Public Space
Occupational group
Street / Market vendors
Region
Latin America & Caribbean
Peru
Lima
Language
Spanish
Publication Type
WIEGO Briefs

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