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Johannesburg: World Class Cities FOR ALL Campaign partners meeting- Civil Society Organizations Gather in Johannesburg to Strategize for 2010

17-19 March 2009 By Laura Roberts, StreetNet International intern From March 17 to 19th, 2009 over 30 different civil society organizations gathered in Johannesburg for the National Campaign meeting of World Class Cities for All (WCCA), organised by StreetNet International. StreetNet`s WCCA Campaign exists to ensure that the FIFA World Cup 2010 is successful and […]

Durban: Street Vendors` Protest Letter to eThekwini Municipality

7 January 2009 City Manager. Strategic Projects and 2010 Programme. Business Support. iTRUMP. Intersite. Warwick Junction Redevelopment Process We place on record our extreme concern that significant redevelopment of Warwick Junction is being considered without a meaningful process or consultation. This omission started in 2006 with the commissioning of the latest Warwick Junction Framework Plan […]

0.7% of the profits for urban development – a new goal for FIFA?

25 June 2010 “Why don`t FIFA and the South African Local Organising Committee set themselves a new goal? They should recognise their responsibility for the loss of income of street vendors and informal traders during the World Cup. At the very least, 0.7% of the profits from the World Cup should be channelled into development […]

World Class Cities for All Campaign moves to Brazil for the World Cup 2014

19 – 21 July 2010 The World Class Cities for All Campaign was officially passed onto the Coordination of Social Movements (CMS) and the CUT Brazil during the handover ceremony on July 20th in Port Elizabeth, in the presence of the Executive Mayor of Port Elizabeth, Zanoxolo Wayile. Pat Horn,on behalf of StreetNet International and […]

The Elders call for fair play for street vendors

http://www.theelders.org/media/news/fair-play-street-vendors Fair Play for Street Vendors Ela Bhatt 11 Jun 2010 | www.theElders.org Today, more than half of the global population lives in urban areas. In developing countries, the majority of the urban population is poor and ekes out a living by working in the informal economy. For the urban working poor, limited opportunities for […]

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