All posts in Street Vendors & Market Traders
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Legal Instruments
Central Pretoria Metropolitan Substructure Street Trading By-law, 1997
This document contains the by-laws concerning street trading in the Central Pertoria Metropole.
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Legal Instruments
Ingquza Hill Street Trading and Allocation Policy, Final Draft , 2007
The draft policy broadly seeks to provide a framework within which street trading may be or may not be allowed in Ingquza Hill and how allocation...
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Legal Instruments
City of Cape Town Draft Informal Beach Trading Policy and Management Framework, 2002
The purpose of this document is to clearly articulate the framework within which Informal Beach Trading should occur in the City of Cape...
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Legal Instruments
Meander Valley Policy on Street Dining and Vending.
The objective is to provide guidelines for the management of street vending and dining within the Meander Valley.
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Legal Instruments
Cardiff County Council Street Trading Licensing Policy Statement, 2008
The Licensing Authority’s policy is to create a street trading environment which complements premises-based trading, is sensitive to the...
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Fact Sheets/Infographics
Accra: Market, Street Traders & Headload Porter’s Health & Safety
A survey undertaken in Accra, Ghana, investigated the main occupational health and access to healthcare challenges faced by market traders,...
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Stories/Case Studies
Sibongile Makhanya: Trading in Traditional Medicines
Before the Warwick Junction Project, which gave street vendors in Durban an infrastructure providing shelter and basic amenities, Sibongile...
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WIEGO Network Newsletters
Lettre d’Information OBA de WIEGO avril 2012
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Fact Sheets/Infographics
Size and Significance of the Informal Economy
In many cities in developing countries, informal employment accounts for the majority of employment. Data analysis suggests that informal...
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WIEGO Network Newsletters
SEWA Newsletter No. 44
Contents: Women’s menstrual cycles are a “plague” : Findings from a SEWA study SEWA’s agricultural campaigns ...
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