Executive Summary of "Is Informal Normal?"

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The 60 seconds guide to "Is Informal Normal?"

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This paper examines how the different forms of development finance for low-income countries are likely to be affected by the global financial crisis, principally through reductions in remittances, aid flows and FDI.

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La crisis mundial frena en seco las esperanzas de desarrollo en los países más pobres y amenaza con provocar conflictos sociales. Article in Spanish.

Mold presentation 30 March DEV Governing Board

Mold presentation 30 March DEV Governing Board

Policy Brief: Is Informal Normal? Toward more and better jobs

The financial and economic crisis that began in 2008 has far-reaching implications for employment around the world. The slowdown in economic activity can be expected to raise unemployment, reduce international labour mobility and lead to an increase in informal employment.