Informal economy resources
September 2008
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Administrative Note: ILO/Korea Fellowship Training on Participatory Approaches to Improve Working and Employment Conditions in the Informal Economy
24 September 2008
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Informal economy
18 September 2008
January 2007
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Informal economy, poverty and employment in Cambodia, Mongolia, Thailand: good practices and lessons learned: final report
01 January 2007
The final report of the Informal Economy, Poverty and Employment Project, funded by the UK Department for International Development.
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List of published reports, studies and tools produced by the Informal Economy, Poverty and Employment Project
01 January 2007
List of published reports, studies and tools produced by the Informal Economy, Poverty and Employment (IEPE) Project, between 2004-2006.
January 2006
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Decent work for women and men in the informal economy: profile and good practices in Cambodia
01 January 2006
An analysis of gender issues and trends in the informal economy in Cambodia. It documents differences in working conditions between men and women and offers recommendations to address the problems.
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Decent work in the informal economy in Cambodia: a literature review
01 January 2006
A review of literature on decent work in the informail economy in Cambodia.
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Easing the barriers to formality: registration procedures for microenterprises and handicraft exports in Cambodia
01 January 2006
A study on registration procedures for microenterprises and handicraft exports in Cambodia.
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Easing the barriers to formality: regulatory framework affecting Mongolian micro and small businesses
01 January 2006
A study on the regulatory framework affecting Mongolian micro and small businesses.
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Extending labour law to all workers: promoting decent work in the informal economy in Cambodia, Thailand and Mongolia
01 January 2006
Looks at the relevance to the informal economy of the labour law and labour administrations in Cambodia, Thailand and Mongolia.
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Fighting poverty from the street: a survey of street food vendors in Bangkok
01 January 2006
A study on the role of street food vending in reducing poverty. It shows how local policies and social attitudes can produce benefits to both vendors and consumers.