REBUILD: Adversities and Adaptability – Insights into the Struggles and Resilience of Informal Women Workers
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Care economy, Economic Opportunity & Security, Employment and Enterprises, Financial Inclusion
Publication year
2023
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The learnings documented in this publication were collated as part of a three-country research study undertaken by ICRW Asia, REBUILD: COVID-19 & Women in the Informal Economy in Kenya, Uganda & India, with the support of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the International Development Research Centre. The facts and information in this report may be reproduced/quoted/cited only for noncommercial use and with appropriate attribution.
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