Publikationen der Stiftung → Building universal and sustainable social protection mechanisms for informal economy workers in Zambia
Publikationen der Stiftung → Building universal and sustainable social protection mechanisms for informal economy workers in Zambia
Inhalt
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- This work was made possible by the assistance and cooperation we received from various people. In light of this, we would like to extend special and sincere thanks to Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) Resident Representative for Zambia, Mr. Fritz Kopsiek...
- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- 1: Economic Impacts
- 2: Social Impacts
- 3: Cultural Impacts
- From the data, it is also evident that Covid-19 has also negatively affected the culture of informal economy workers. Covid-19 has negatively affected the traditional ways of living among informal economy workers. For instance, due to fear of contract...
- 4: Nutrition Impacts
- 5: Psychological Impacts
- 6: Agriculture Impacts
- 7: Physical Environmental Impacts
- Suggested areas for further research
- 1.0: INTRODUCTION
- 1.2: Objectives of the study
- 1.3: Significance of the study
- 1.4: Operational definitions
- 1.5: Conceptual framework
- The remaining part of this report is structured in five (5) main chapters. Chapter two (2) reviews the available at global, regional and national levels about impacts of Covid-19 on informal economy workers and its implications for informal economy wo...
- 2.0: METHODOLOGY
- 2.1: Research approach employed
- 2.2: Data Collection Process
- 2.3: Interviewees and number of interviews conducted
- 2.4: Selection Criteria
- 2.5: Study Sites
- 2.6: Measures put in place to enhance quality of data collected: Monitoring of fieldwork
- 2.7: Data Collection Process
- 2.8: Data Analysis
- 2.10: Ethical Considerations
- 3. EMPIRICAL FINDINGS OF THE STUDY
- 3.1: Demographic Characteristics of the Participants
- 3.1.2: Age Distribution and Number of Participants
- 3.1.3: Nature of associations and/or organizations that participated in the study and number of informal economy workers represented
- 3.2: Impacts of Covid-19 on informal economy workers in rural and urban Zambia
- 3.2.1: Economic Impacts
- 3.2.2: Social Impacts
- 3.2.3: Cultural Impacts
- 3.2.4: Nutrition Impacts
- 3.2.5: Psychological Impacts
- 3.2.6: Agriculture Impacts
- 3.2.7: Physical Environmental Impacts
- 3.2.8: Impacts on their informal social protection mechanisms
- 3.3: Categories of informal sector workers that are worst affected by the effects of Covid-19
- 3.3.1: Perspective.1: All categories of informal economy workers are negatively affected by Covid-19
- 3.3.2: Perspective.2: Men are worst affected by Covid-19 in those economic activities dominated by men
- 2.3.3: Perspective.3: Women are worst affected by Covid-19 in those economic activities dominated by women
- 3.4: Gender impacts of Covid-19 on informal economy workers in rural and urban Zambia
- 3.5: Forms of Covid-19 emergency social protection that informal economy workers were receiving from the Government of Zambia
- 3.6: Evaluation of Covid-19 emergency economic stimulus packages
- 3.7: Forms of Social protection needed by informal economy workers in rural and urban Zambia
- 3.7.1: ‘Economic’ social protection
- 3.7.2: ‘Health’ social protection
- 3.7.3: ‘Old age’ social protection
- 3.8: Policy recommendations to the Government of Zambia and other Development partners on how to mitigate the impacts of Covid-19
- 3.8.1: Policy Recommendations to the Government of Zambia
- 3.8.2: Policy Recommendations to donors making Covid-19 donations to the Government of Zambia
- 8.8.3: Recommendations to CSOs
- 3.9: Policy insights on how to build comprehensive and sustainable social protection for informal economy workers in rural and urban Zambia
- 3.10: Discussions of the research findings in relations to the conceptual framework
- 4.0: CONCLUSIONS
- 4.1: Summary of the major findings of the study
- 1: Economic Impacts (1)
- 2: Social Impacts (1)
- 3: Cultural Impacts (1)
- From the data, it is also evident that Covid-19 has also negatively affected the culture of informal economy workers. Covid-19 has negatively affected the traditional ways of living among informal economy workers. For instance, due to fear of contract... (1)
- 4: Nutrition Impacts (1)
- 5: Psychological Impacts (1)
- 6: Agriculture Impacts (1)
- 7: Physical Environmental Impacts (1)
- 4.2: Limitations of the study
- 4.3: Suggested areas for further research