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Global Scenario
A survey in seven countries revealed that Homebased workers represent between 10 and 25 per cent of the non-agricultural workforce ...

Homebased workers are:
Own-account workers, and contributing family workers helping the own-account workers, involved in the production of goods and services for the market, ...
HOMEBASED WORKERS DAY
20th October- 2011, Kathmandu
Rally
It was a historical day for the homebased workers and HomeNets in South Asia to observe the “homebased workers day”; to mark the significance of Kathmandu Declaration which was adopted on 20th October, 2000.
Photo Exhibition
The second event of the day was photo exhibition on homebased workers of South Asia. The exhibition was inaugurated by Ms. Renana Jhabvala, Chairperson of HomeNet South Asia.
PROGRAMME REVIEW MEETING
5th-6th December 2011, Dhaka
Programme Review Meeting under the Inclusive cities programme was held in Dhaka, Bangladesh. All the programme Managers and focal persons/Executive directors from all the countries implementing the programme (Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, Nepal, Thailand, Pakistan and Philippines) conducted the review meeting.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT TRAINING
7th-9th December 2011, Dhaka
Project Management Training under the Inclusive cities programme was held for the Programme Managers from Bangladesh, Cambodia, India, Nepal, Thailand, Pakistan and Philippines.
The workshop on "Strategic Vision for HomeNet in South Asia" was held in Dhaka, Bangladesh in December 2010. The workshop aimed to discuss about the programme and strategies for HomeNet South Asia for the coming 5 years...
» Read MoreUNIFEM and SEWA organized a Conference, "Women Work & Poverty "on Homebased Workers of South Asia', in New Delhi, in Jan 2007...
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