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International Conference on Informal Economies, Work, and Livelihoods · Registering as Listener

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📅 2 – 3 Nov 2026 📍 Bangkok, Thailand 👥 Standard / Physical Participation
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ConferenceInternational Conference on Informal Economies, Work, and Livelihoods
ModeStandard / Physical
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This track invites papers that explore the theoretical frameworks surrounding informal economies and their implications for understanding poverty. Contributions should address the complexities of informal work and its intersection with economic theories of labor and livelihood.

This session focuses on the challenges and opportunities for labor rights within the informal sector. Papers should examine case studies and policies that aim to enhance the rights and protections of informal workers.

This track aims to discuss innovative social protection strategies tailored for informal workers. Contributions should analyze the effectiveness of existing programs and propose new models for income security.

This session explores the relationship between economic inclusion initiatives and the dynamics of the informal sector. Papers should investigate how inclusive policies can enhance livelihoods and reduce poverty among informal workers.

This track examines the role of entrepreneurship within informal economies and its impact on poverty alleviation. Contributions should highlight successful entrepreneurial models and their potential for economic development.

This session focuses on the concept of decent work as it applies to informal employment. Papers should explore strategies for improving working conditions and promoting fair labor practices in the informal sector.

This track invites research on various income generation strategies employed by individuals in informal economies. Contributions should analyze the effectiveness of these strategies in enhancing livelihoods and reducing poverty.

This session addresses the policy implications of informal work and the effectiveness of current interventions. Papers should critically assess policy frameworks aimed at integrating informal workers into the formal economy.

This track explores workforce development initiatives tailored for informal workers. Contributions should evaluate training programs and skills development efforts that aim to enhance employability and economic resilience.

This session examines the gender dynamics within informal economies and their implications for poverty. Papers should investigate how gender influences access to resources, opportunities, and decision-making in informal work.

This track focuses on community-driven initiatives that address economic informality and its impact on livelihoods. Contributions should highlight successful case studies and the role of local organizations in fostering economic resilience.

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