The Livelihood regulations report aims to identify and document to identify the legislations (central, state and local) regulating the informal sector and to trace the licensing procedures in practice. It was conducted in 63 cities across India where the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) is being implemented. This project was conducted by Centre for Public Policy Research, Kochi in partnership with Centre for Civil Society, New Delhi and is financed by Sir Dorabji Tata Trust (SDTT), Mumbai.
The report aims to unveil the laws applicable to entry-level professions for categories like street hawkers/vendors, shops and establishments and tranportation and effectively draw public attention to the issues faced by the entry- level professions in the informal sectors. |
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- Release of livelihood websites in Cochin and Pune
- Delhi press release
- Orissa launch reports
- Change rules to liberalise informal sector, demands NGO
- A ray of hope for urban poor: The New Indian Express, 11 March, 2008
- Unearthing discrepancies in the informal sector: merinews, 27 May 2008
- Defining reharie (push cart) land: merinews, 2 June, 2008
- Revealing the informal: merinews, 12 June 2008
- Defining Rehrie Land: Kashmir Times, 22 June, 2008
- Unshackle the informal sector from red tape: The Tribune, 30 June, 2008
- Livelihood regulations Documented: The New Indian Express, 12 July, 2008
- Discussing livelihood Issues: The New Indian Express, July 2008
- Strengthening Northeast's link: merinews, 3 September, 2008
- Looking beyond the obvious: LYSA website, 14 September, 2008
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