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ILO Recommendation 204: Formalising the Informal Economy (2015)

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Marlese von Broembsen
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Describes the history and background of the process leading to 2015 ILO Convention 204 on the transition  from the formal to the informal economy.

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Informal Economy Theme
Law
Informal Economy Topic
Global Advocacy
History, Debate & Policies
Resource Type
Presentations
Language
English

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