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Synthesis of case studies in the Gambia : Improving the role of African women in informal sector, production and management

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1990
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The present document is a report for Output 2 of the Policy component of project RAF/87/042 for which ECA is the executing agency. It is a synthesis of pilot case studies conducted in the Gambia on the Policy, Statistics and Training components of the project, with a view to enhancing the role of women in the informal sector, with the Statistics component being executed by 1NSTRAW and pilot studies on the Policy component being implemented by ECA and OAU in collaboration with 1LO as contained in the project document.
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“United Nations. Economic Commission for Africa (1990). Synthesis of case studies in the Gambia : Improving the role of African women in informal sector, production and management. Addis Ababa :. © UN. ECA,. http://hdl.handle.net/10855/3519”
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