3.4.4. GOOD PRACTICES - Social protection

3.4.4. GOOD PRACTICES - Social protection

• 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
• Empowering women to organize themselves in elected committees and empowering them to practice democracy and to participate in decision-making and claim their economic and social rights - CEOSS, EGYPT
• (Geo) monitoring of Village Community Banks (VICOBAs) in Maasai rural areas - OIKOS, TANZANIA
• Putting citizen voices at the centre of public service delivery through public participation - OXFAM GB, KENYA
• Using social media to advocate for rights of women domestic workers and women small scale traders - 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
• Theater and community radio: powerful tools of social change -  OXFAM IT, HAITI
• Financial education and creation of financial instruments accessible to informal economic operators - OXFAM IT, HAITI
• Linking Youth Saving and Loans Associations (YSLA) with Community Health Fund (CHF) - PLAN UK, TANZANIA