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Panorama dos impactos da pandemia COVID-19 na reciclagem inclusiva no Brasil

By:
Sonia M. Dias, Ricardo Abussafy, Juliana Gonçalves, João Pedro Martins
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Informal Economy Theme
Inclusive Cities / Urban Policies
Social Protection
Informal Economy Topic
COVID-19 Crisis
Cooperatives/Unions/Organizing
Occupational group
Waste Pickers
Region
Latin America & Caribbean
Language
Portuguese
Publication Type
Reports

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