2010 RESOURCES

	Why Push for the Ratification of the ILO Convention on Home Work?
	Addresing Gender and Informality Barriers on the way Towards a Unified Minima Diverse Experiences of Country Homenets in Southeast Asia

Documentation of OSH Training	Women amidst typhoon and flood disaster	Policy brief on Climate Change, Gender and Informal Work.

People’s Social Protection Agenda	Towards and International Movement of Home Workers (speech delivered by Dan Gallin)	Policy Brief on Social Protection

SSS brief	OSH Brief	Health Insurance Brief

 

 

• ECONOMIC AND REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE IN THE CONTEXT OF WOMEN N THE INFORMAL ECONOMY

Papers presented during the First Regional Conference on Community Development held at UP CSWCD May 7-8

• SOLIDARITY ECONOMY  FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF WOMEN HOMEBASED WORKERS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA:  THE ALTERNATIVE TO THE ECONOMICS OF EMPIRE?*

 

2nd Asia-Pacific Congress of Cooperatives/held at the University of the Philippines School of Labor and Industrial Relations, May 15-16, 2008.

• Towards Building a Solidarity Economy - Revisioning Globalization from the Perspective of Cooperatives, Trade Unions, and People's Economies

Papers for the Workshop on Building a Regional Presence in Asia, Mumbai, April 2008.

• Building a Subregional Presence of Homebased Workers’ Networks in Southeast Asia: Experiences, Lessons, and Challenges, presented by Rosalinda Pineda Ofreneo, Regional Coordinator
• The PATAMABA Experience Towards Representation and Advocacy by Lourdes Gula, PATAMABA National Coordinator for Organizing
• Towards a Magna Carta for Workers in the Informal Economy by Josephine Parilla, Homenet Philippines
• Regional Research as an Advocacy Tool by Donna L. Doane, Subregional Research Coordinator
• Advocacy Efforts: Homenet Laos by Khanthone Phamuang, Chairman, CDEA,Homenet Laos
• Components of the Thai National Policy on Homebased Workers  by Suntaree Saeng-ging, Homenet Thailand.

Papers on SRW 2007: Collaborating for Advocacy, Research and Capability Building Through OSH and Fair Trade

• Message
  MR. FRA
• NK ELVEY
  Programme Manager for Archipelagic Southeast Asia
  Oxfam Hong Kong
• Introductory Message (Summary)
  by MS. JEAN D’CUNHA
  Regional Program Adviser,  UNIFEM- ESE- ASIA
• Keynote Address
  By MR. CHUTHATAWAT INDRASUKSRI
  Permanent Secretariat
    Ministry of Labor, Thailand
• Home based work and OHS: Melody Kemp
  Regional Council AMRC and Tech Adviser: ANROAV.
• WORKING PAPER FOR SHARING COUNTRY EXPERIENCES
  Homenet Southeast Asia’s Subregional Workshop on Membership-based Organizing, linking OSH and Fair Trade Concerns
• COUNTRY REPORT -  HOMENET LAOS/CDEA
• Working Paper Occupational Safety and Health Experiences by the Foundation for Labour and Employment Promotion (Homenet Thailand)
• Description of Field Visit Sites (Ratchaburi Province)

Paper on OSH

• Advancing the Occupational Safety and Health Concerns of Informal Sector Workers in the Philippines.

Research

• Comparing Thailand and the Philippines: a brief overview of social protection initiatives for homebased workers

Position Papers

• Towards Human Security in the ASEAN Community Through Solidarity and Engagement of All Workers, Informal and Formal, Women and Men
• Why Fair Trade, Not Free Trade for Women Workers in the Informal Economy
• Towards Economic and Social Security for Women Workers in the Informal Sector