3.4.3. GOOD PRACTICES - Social inclusion promotion (awareness raising on social inclusion in IE)

3.4.3. GOOD PRACTICES - Social inclusion promotion (awareness raising on social inclusion in IE)

• Empowering civil society to promote the enhanced socio-economic wellbeing of vulnerable young people in Myanmar - Y CARE International, Myanmar.
• Support to Medium and Long Term Needs of Host Communities and Syrian Refugees in Lebanon - UNHCR, Danish Refugee Council, Norwegian Refugee Council, Save the Children, Terre des Hommes et al., Lebanon.
• Comprehensive socio-economic development in rural Mongolia - Finnish Red Cross, Mongolian Red Cross Society, Mongolia.
• Apoio aos trabalhadores na economia informal e grupos vulneráveis da região central da cidade de São Paulo para proteção social, acesso justiça e conquista dos direitos - Brazil Christian Aid, Brazil. 
• Government recognition of the invisible workforce of women waste pickers - ACTION AID INDIA
• Inclusion and Social Protection Model  Based on the Provision of Services - ADG SENEGAL
• Youth Savings culture and entrepreneurial acumen - AJPRODHO JIJUKIRWA, RWANDA
• Value chain based cooperatives formation; Additional tool to spread formalization of informal workers activities - AJPRODHO JIJUKIRWA, RWANDA
• Strengthening and Promoting the Institutional Framework for Handicrafts: promoting the Transition from the Informal to the Formal Economy - AVSI, COTE D'IVOIRE
• Improving Livelihoods of Urban and Rural Poor Women Dependant on Informal Sector in Egypt - CEOSS, EGYPT
• Financial education and creation of financial instruments accessible to informal economic operators - OXFAM IT, HAITI
• An holistic approach to reduce the vulnerability and improve the skills of young migrant workers - SAVE THE CHILDREN, COTE D'IVOIRE

• Using social media to advocate for rights of women domestic workers and women small scale traders - OXFAM GB, Kenya

• Putting citizen voices at the centre of public service delivery through public participation - OXFAM GB, Kenya.

• Influencing the Government of Kenya to take concrete steps for the ratification of International Labour Organisation (ILO) Convention Number189 on Decent Work for Domestic Workers in Kenya - OXFAM GB, Kenya