Ahmedabad: Home-based Worker Health & Safety

By WIEGO on April 01, 2019

In order to understand the main occupational health challenges and hazards home-based workers face in Ahmedabad, India, a survey was undertaken with a total of 200 women workers, split across four groups: kite makers, incense rollers, bidi makers and garment workers.

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