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Posted on: 14 November 2012
By: mackene
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This is a series of articles focused on inclusive urban planning for the working poor, produced through a collaboration of global action-research-policy network Women in Informal Employment: Globalizing & Organizing (WIEGO) and The Global Urbanist. WIEGO is a partner in the Inclusive Cities Project, a consortium of largely membership-based organisations of the working poor. Through organising and policy advocacy the Project aims to ensure that urban informal workers’ needs are heard within urban planning processes. These articles draw from the experiences in the Project, as well as those of The Global Urbanist‘s network of writers. Titles in the series include:
How street vendors and urban planners can work together.
How Brighton supports its artists working informally.
Health and sanitation is an economic right as well–just ask Ghanaian food sellers.
Here to stay: the daily challenges facing Shanghai’s ‘floating population’.
It’s time to welcome the informal workforce to the urban policy table.
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