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Ten Key Facts: Home-Based Workers in South Asia

By HomeNet South Asia on September 01, 2014

"This 10 Key Facts note by HomeNet South Asia is a summary of the four Statistical Briefs that HomeNet South Asia and WIEGO commissioned on home-based work in Bangladesh, India, Nepal and Pakistan."

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