Almost a fifth of the world’s 2 billion informal workers reside in India, where informal employment dominates both agriculture (99%)…
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Anannya Bhattacharjee is a prominent local labour organiser and trade unionist in the northwest region of India. She believes that…
In our podcast episode, with Dr. Ashwini Deshpande, she discussed a prevalent issue in developing countries like India: the concept…
The collective social enterprises that the informal workers had so painstakingly built over the years are struggling to survive. Many…
“When they brought in a computer in ‘96 I thought that I was done; that they’d let me go and…
Self-reliance (Hindi: स्वावलंबन/swavlamban) lies at the heart of the SEWA movement and is the foundation on which the Swavlamban programme…
Part of our work at SEWA Cooperative Federation is to bring visibility and networking opportunities to women and their collective…
As part of SEWA Cooperative Federation’s continued effort to provide a platform for women artisans, SEWA Kalakruti has designed and…
Sahinaben belongs to a household where resources are scarce. She learned of SEWA’s work from her neighbour who works at…
Having the option of accessing finance to keep their operations going can be a matter of survival for collective social…