South East Asia

HomeNet Philippines is a broad coalition of organizations representing home-based and informal economy workers, established in 2006 and officially recognized and registered in 2012. Their vision is centered on a society that upholds the human rights of all workers, irrespective of formal...

"ECCDA provided support to HomeNet Laos for production and marketing activities, benefiting the members of HomeNet Laos groups located in Vientiane Capital and Luangphabang province."

PATAMABA is the national network of homebased and other workers in the informal economy run and managed by majority of grassroots and marginalized women homebased workers. It was founded in 1989 and was formally registered with the Securities and Exchange...

HomeNet Cambodia (HNC) was established with the goal of empowering home-based workers by strengthening their groups and networks, improving their working and living conditions, and ensuring income security and social protection. It is a membership-based organization that provides livelihood models and capacity-building...

HomeNet Indonesia comprises homeworkers from six provinces. These homeworkers are involved in the putting out system and produce a range of products for income, including garments, shoes, bags, batik clothing materials, batik clothes, food, and more.

Homenet Laos was established with the support of ECCDA, previously known as NALD, a nonprofit organization registered under LUSEA. They have been working since 2004, assisting home-based workers in seven provinces of Lao PDR through community development, skills training, income generation, and...

    SABAH Pakistan was founded in 2009 as a producer company dedicated to supporting home-based workers (HBWs). Currently, the organization represents and works with 3620 HBWs who are involved in various sectors such as apparel, handicrafts, and home accessories. SABAH Pakistan's primary focus is to empower these skilled...

HomeNet Thailand was established in 1992 by home-based producers and NGOs in Bangkok under an ILO project on Social Protection promotion.