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Country case study for Nigeria on skills development for informal sector workers

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• Year: 2010
• Organisation: World Bank
• Author(s): Alberto Behar
• Countries and Regions: South Africa, Southern African Development Community (SADC)

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Session 4A: Is Informal Normal in Low Income Countires? If So, What Does this Mean for Development Policy?

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Topic:

• Informal Economy
• Labour Markets

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