Home > Research Library Publications > Journal Articles > Falling through the Regulatory Cracks: Street Selling of Pesticides and Poisoning among Urban Youth in South AfricaInternational Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health

Migrated Content

We have recently updated the WIEGO website and are in the process of rebuilding a number of pages. You might encounter layout issues on pages as we work on them. Thank you for your understanding.

Journal Articles

Falling through the Regulatory Cracks: Street Selling of Pesticides and Poisoning among Urban Youth in South AfricaInternational Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health

By Hanna-Andrea Rother on January 01, 2010

View list of all: Journal Articles

Go to Publication(this link opens in new window)

Citation Information

Rother, Hanna-Andrea. Falling through the Regulatory Cracks: Street Selling of Pesticides and Poisoning among Urban Youth in South AfricaInternational Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health. , , . , 2010. Rother, H. (2010). Falling through the Regulatory Cracks: Street Selling of Pesticides and Poisoning among Urban Youth in South AfricaInternational Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health. , , . Rother, Hanna-Andrea. "Falling through the Regulatory Cracks: Street Selling of Pesticides and Poisoning among Urban Youth in South AfricaInternational Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health." 2010, .Rother Hanna-Andrea. "Falling through the Regulatory Cracks: Street Selling of Pesticides and Poisoning among Urban Youth in South AfricaInternational Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health." (2010). Rother, H 2010, 'Falling through the Regulatory Cracks: Street Selling of Pesticides and Poisoning among Urban Youth in South AfricaInternational Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health', . Hanna-Andrea Rother, 'Falling through the Regulatory Cracks: Street Selling of Pesticides and Poisoning among Urban Youth in South AfricaInternational Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health' (2010). Rother H. Falling through the Regulatory Cracks: Street Selling of Pesticides and Poisoning among Urban Youth in South AfricaInternational Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health. . 2010. Rother, Hanna-Andrea. Falling through the Regulatory Cracks: Street Selling of Pesticides and Poisoning among Urban Youth in South AfricaInternational Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health. . 2010. , .

More Publications

Books & Book ChaptersJanuary 01, 2008

Globalization and the informalization of labour: the case of South Africa

By Devan Pillay

Working PapersFebruary 01, 2015

Forging a New Conceptualization of “The Public” in Waste Management

By Melanie Samson

Journal ArticlesJanuary 01, 2001

Has Gender-based Tax Reform Been Good for all South African Women?

By Imraan Valodia, Debbie Budlender, Terence Smith

Journal ArticlesNovember 01, 2004

Making neo-liberal governance: the disempowering work of empowermentInternational Planning Studies

By Faranak Miraftab

Research ReportsApril 01, 2016

Technology at the base of the pyramid: insights from Ahmedabad (India), Durban (South Africa) and Lima (Peru)

By Laura Alfers, Namrata Bali, Mike Davice Bird, Themis Castellanos, Richard Dobson, Kendra Hughes, Sally Roever, Michael Rogan, Martha Alter Chen

Resource DocumentsMarch 01, 2016

Perceptions of Costs and Benefits of Informal-Formal Linkages: Market and Street Vendors in Accra, Ghana

By Nana Akua Anyidoho, William F. Steel

Research ReportsDecember 01, 2005

New Practices of Waste Management – Case of Mumbai

By Darshini Mahadevia, Bela Pharate, Amit Mistry

Research ReportsNovember 01, 2017

Informal Employment, Labour Law and the Challenge of Enforcement

By Judy Fudge

Journal ArticlesMarch 01, 1973

Informal Income Opportunities and Urban Employment in Ghana

By Keith Hart

Journal ArticlesJanuary 01, 2003

Foreigner Street Traders Working in Inner City Durban: Local Government Policy Challenges

By Nina Hunter, Caroline Skinner

View All

The WIEGO Research Library

WIEGO is at the forefront of developing statistics and research to help audiences understand the informal economy. Our library includes over two decades-worth of informal economy research, policy analysis, statistics and documentation of organizing efforts.

Explore