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Méthodes et instruments d'appui au secteur informel en Afrique francophone

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  • Maldonado, Carlos.
  • Badiane, Cheickh.
  • Miélot, Anne-Lise

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Reviews ILO strategies and methods of economic and social promotion in the informal sector in the 1980s and 1990s.

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  • Maldonado, Carlos. & Badiane, Cheickh. & Miélot, Anne-Lise, 2004. "Méthodes et instruments d'appui au secteur informel en Afrique francophone," ILO Working Papers 993670453402676, International Labour Organization.
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    1. Maldonado, Carlos., 1989. "Self-training in theory and practice: the programme to support urban informal sector enterprises in french-speaking Africa," ILO Working Papers 992802903402676, International Labour Organization.
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