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The Launch of ‘Design with the Other 90%: CITIES’
Reflections on the launch of Design with the Other 90%: CITIES’ exhibition, a project by the Smithsonian-Cooper Hewitt, National Design...
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Informal Workers’ Access to Healthcare
This 10-minute video by WIEGO and partners, Asiye eTafuleni(AeT) in South Africa; HomeNet Thailand; and the Self-Employed Women’s Association...
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Technology and the Future of Work: Experiences of informal waste workers and street vendors in Dhaka, Lima, and Nairobi
“Through a year-long project supported by the Rockefeller Foundation, Practical Action and WIEGO (Women in Informal ...
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City of uMhlathuze: Allocation of Market Stalls Policy Document, 2008
“The policy document outlines the procedures for the allocation of Market Stalls in Umhlathuze, and aims to provide both business and...
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Kwa Zulu Natal Green Paper Policy for Informal Economy, 2006.
This document contains the green paper for informal economy in KZN, which was drafted to give an idea of the general ideas that would inform...
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Nelson Mandela Bay FIFA World Cup, South Africa By-laws, 2010
This document contains the by-laws adopted by the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality for the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
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Labour Relations Act, 1995
To advance economic development, social justice, labour peace and the democratisation of the workplace by fulfilling the primary objects...
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eThekwini’s Informal Economy Policy
Approved and adopted by the Durban Unicity Council
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DITSELA Online Workers’ Education Institute
The website describes DITSELA as follows: “Ditsela is a joint project of the two largest Labour Federations in South Africa, COSATU...
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Salvando o “Mercado Mãe”: mobilizando vendedores ambulantes em Durban
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