Beth Lunkuse, home-based worker from Uganda explains in this video how too.. She recently participated in a competition, it looked at how , to help re-imagine the future of food markets in Africa, to exhibit vital connections between the planet and our plates, and look at new approaches to the way food is processed. By
In Nicaragua, since March 18, when the first case of Covid-19 was reported, the Government took all the prevention measures guided by the WHO and put into practice all the protocols of the Ministry of Health, in turn carried out campaigns, talks and trainings at the national level, sensitizing citizens about all prevention measures against
Luisa, what are you doing at home? How old are you
I’m 35. Well apart from taking care of my 4 children I don’t do anything else. (10-8.7-3 age of children
Since the dawn of civilisation, when economies were rudimentary, and currency was still in the form of cowries and coarse metal, labour has largely been informal. Despite rapid modernisation, beginning with the Industrial Revolution in the 18th century, the informal economy has continued to expand, employing millions. Workers in the informal sector shape the globalised
Experiences of home-based worker running a small workshop in Cape Town, South Africa.
Since the start of the national Lockdown in South Africa, home-based workers were severely affected. Abby’s story is one of several thousands who suffered loss of income during this period. In fact, since the beginning of 2020 Abby had no work.
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