SEWA Cooperative Federation Knowledge Hub

SEWA Cooperative Federation generated learning and evidence to deepen understanding of women’s cooperatives in the informal economy. It includes long-term documentation, policy-facing outputs and communication products that capture learning from practice.

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Recommendations COVID-19 Impact on Informal Women Workers and their Cooperatives

The impact of the COVID crisis has been severe for workers in India’s informal sector, which constitutes 90%of the labor force.

Recommendation Ministry of MSME Udyam Registration

Women’scollectivesocial enterprisessupportedby theSelf-EmployedWomen’sAssociation, SEWA, seegovernment linkagesasacrucialwayofgrowingtheirbusinessesandproviding livelihoods towomenworkersof the informal economy.

Recommendation_ICAAP_Inclusion of Youth

Cooperatives have been a vehicle for enabling workforce participation of informal women workers, in the experience of the Self-Employed Women’s Association (SEWA) Cooperative Federation.

Policy Brief_Rebuilding an Inclusive World in the Wake of the Pandemic_

The SEWA Cooperative Federation, Women in Informal Employment Globalising and Organising (WIEGO) and the International Cooperative Alliance: Asia-Pacific (ICA-AP) organised a webinar on November 19th, 2021, titled Rebuilding an Inclusive World in the Wake 1 of the Pandemic: Women’s Cooperatives Lead the Way .

Policy Brief_Procurement Through Digital Platforms

Procurement policies, both public and private, can play a significant role in determining inclusive market participation, particularly for informal women workers and their collective enterprises.

Policy Brief_Bridging Working Capital for Women Collective Enterprises

There is an INR 1.37 trillion (USD 16.67 billion) unmet finance need for women-owned Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (wMSMEs) in India, as per a recent study by the International Finance Corporation.
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