All posts in South Africa
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Research Reports
Nossos filhosnão recebem a atenção que merecem
Esta publicação relata os resultados de uma pesquisa em cinco cidades, que examinava o acesso das trabalhadoras informais ao cuidado de crianças...
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Statistical Briefs
Informal Workers in Urban South Africa: A Statistical Snapshot
This brief offers details of the urban informal workers in South Africa’s metros, with a further focus on three cities.
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Books & Book Chapters
South Africa’s World Cup: A Legacy for Whom
‘At last! The true story of the privations, rip-offs and corruption suffered by people of South Africa while their politicians and FIFA continue...
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Working Papers
South Africa’s Informal Economy: A Statistical Profile
This paper presents a statistical profile of informal employment in South Africa from 2005 to 2007, and attempts to identify the economic...
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Books & Book Chapters
Chapter 4 – From Street to Informal Shopping Concourse: Urban Design Solutions
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Journal Articles
Estimating the Causal Effect of Enforcement on Minimum Wage Compliance: The Case of South AfricaReview of Development Economics
This article is included in a special issue of the journal which includes 11 articles focused on informality.
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Books & Book Chapters
Exploited, undervalued – and essential: Domestic workers and the realization of their rights
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Research Reports
Technology at the base of the pyramid: insights from Ahmedabad (India), Durban (South Africa) and Lima (Peru)
Final report for the Technology and the Future of Work Project undertaken by Practical Action and WIEGO with support from the Rockefeller...
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Research Reports
Um resumo dos resultados da pesquisa sobre o cuidado das crianças e trabalhadoras informais de 6 organizações de base (OBs) de trabalhadoras/es pobres
Esta publicação é um resumo de “Nossos filhos não recebem a atenção que merecem”: Um resumo dos resultados da pesquisa sobre...
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Book Review: “A Bridge Between Trade Unions and Social Movements in Contemporary South Africa” by Ercüment Celik
The book review is on pages 9 – 10 of the newsletter.
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