Work Unseen: Rethinking the Informal Economy

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Recorded07 Apr 2025

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In this podcast, hosted by Geetaali Malhotra,we dive into the complex realities of informal labor in a rapidly changing world. Our guest, Ms. Ashika Thomas, Junior Research and Evaluation Officer at NSPCC discusses on how policies, technology, and urban planning shape the lives of those often left out of formal systems ,be it gig workers ,street vendors or unbanked entrepreneurs. As economies recover and evolve, we ask whether informality should be formalized, reimagined, or protected and what a fair future of work truly looks like.

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