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  • Policy Briefs

    ‘I Want to be Protected’: Experiences and Perspectives of Informal Workers on Social Security in Thailand

    This brief explores the experiences of self-employed workers with Article 40 of Thailand’s Social Security Fund on the basis of focus group...

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  • Policy Briefs

    ‘ฉันต้องการได้รับการคุ้มครอง’: ประสบการณ์และมุมมองของแรงงานนอกระบบต่อการประกันสังคมในประเทศไทย – WIEGO Policy Brief No. 31

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  • Advocacy Materials

    How the Cost-of-Living Crisis Hurts Workers in Informal Employment in Bangkok, Thailand

    The cost-of-living crisis is affecting workers in informal employment in Bangkok in many ways, including forcing their households to cut...

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  • Policy Briefs

    Shouldering the Burden: Impacts of the Cost-of-Living Crisis on Workers in Informal Employment in Bangkok, Thailand

    The qualitative data collected in this Policy Brief show how the cost-of-living crisis is affecting workers in informal employment in Bangkok....

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  • Fact Sheets/Infographics

    Weekly Markets in Delhi: A market that comes to you (Map)

    The weekly markets of Delhi have historically served a critical economic and cultural function. Moving markets that are set up in different...

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  • Organizing Briefs

    ‘Whose Law? Our Law!’: Critical Reflections on Legalization, Social Dialogue and Street Vendors’ Organizing in São Paulo

    Key Points The institutionalization of social dialogue is an important step towards more just regulation of informal vending, but alone it...

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  • Resource Documents

    Street Vending and Market Trading During the COVID-19 Crisis: Pathways of Impact and Recovery in Nine Cities

    This report draws on interviews with street vendors and market traders in nine cities – Accra, Ghana; Ahmedabad, India; Bangkok, Thailand;...

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  • Waste Pickers in Accra, Ghana 2019 Post

    Challenging the Boundaries of Labour Law at the Labour Law Research Network Conference

    Labour law only “sees” employees. It resists the idea that self-employed workers in the informal economy, such as street vendors and waste...

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  • Street vendors in Accra, Ghana. Post
    Access to Public Space July 06, 2023

    Building Street Vendor Power in the Face of Repression in African Cities

    Street vendors across the Global South are exposed to repeated cycles of evictions. In the African cities of Accra, Dakar and Durban, vendors...

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  • Lourdes Gula, PATAMABA President Post

    Improving the Visibility of the Philippines’ Informal Workforce

    In this interview, Lourdes Gula, President of PATAMABA, talks about the legacy of the organization of informal workers in the Philippines...

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