Informal-formal linkages in market and street trading in Accra
Examines how the relationships between informal traders, formal institutions and the wider economy create both opportunities and constraints for market and street vendors in Accra.
Perceptions of costs and benefits of informal-formal linkages: Market and street vendors in Accra, Ghana.
Examines how relationships between Accra’s informal market and street vendors and formal institutions can create both benefits and costs for informal workers.
Informal Economy Monitoring Study: Accra City Report
Examines the working conditions, economic contributions and challenges of street vendors in Accra, and identifies policy measures that could better support workers in the informal economy.
“How can I come to work on Saturday when I have a family?”: Ghanaian women and bank work in a neo-liberal era.
Examines how economic liberalisation and changes in Ghana’s banking sector have affected women’s working conditions, career opportunities and ability to balance paid work with family responsibilities.
Informalising the formal: The conditions of female agency workers in Ghana’s banking sector
Examines the working conditions of female agency workers in Ghana’s banking sector and shows how supposedly formal employment can reproduce the insecurity associated with informal work.
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