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Case studies of collective bargaining and representative forums for street traders
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December 2012 Summary Report: Case studies of collective bargaining and representative forums for street traders [pdf]
December 2012 Research Report: Statutory Representational Systems at Local Government Level – Ahmedabad, India [pdf]
September 2012 Research Report: Statutory Representational Systems at Local Government Level – São Paulo, Brazil [pdf]
12 October 2012 Representation systems for street vendors at local level – Spain
10 October 2012 Kenyan Case Study Research – Public Private Partnership Between: Municipal Council of Nakuru And Nakuru Street Traders and Hawkers Association [pdf]
10 October 2012 MINSA – CTCP-FNT Agreement – An Experience Of Incidence To Improve The Access To Health And Social Security Of The Self-Employed Workers Of Nicaragua [pdf]
11 July 2012 Report Of The Investigation On Collective Bargaining On Levies In Kinshasa Markets (D.R.C.) [pdf]
11 July 2012 Case Study of Informal Workers – Senegal [pdf]
10 June 2012 Informal Traders and Collective Bargaining: The Case of Neno Town (Malawi) [pdf]
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