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How to extend social protection to informal workers? Sharing experiences on Social Protection Coverage in the Informal Economyst


How to extend social protection to informal workers?

Sharing experiences on Social Protection Coverage in the Informal Economy

Wednesday 28 November 2018, 12:30 – 14:00

Lunchtime Conference External Cooperation Infopoint

The team of the EU-funded project Research Network and Support Facility will present the book “Extending Coverage: Social Protection and the Informal Economy” to highlight the importance of finding strategies and mechanisms to extend social protections schemes to informal workers. The ILO will illustrate its experience and strategies on how to tackle this complex issue.

Rue de la Loi 43-45, Ground floor, Brussels - Registration required via https://bit.ly/2PNfwlO

Information and web-streaming: http://www.ec.europa.eu/europeaid/infopoint



1_INVITATION Lunchtime conference 28.11.2018.pdf




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