Women informal food traders in South Africa during COVID-19: more vulnerable, yet given least assistance

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Sinyolo, S., Jacobs, P. & Maila, M. (2022) Women informal food traders in South Africa during COVID-19: more vulnerable, yet given least assistance. HSRC Review. 20(3):12-15.

http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/19631
 
Abstract:
Dominating the informal food sector in South Africa, women play an important role in the country's agri-food system. An HSRC study shows that women informal food traders experienced the worst of the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, yet received the least assistance.
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05 Dec 2022
 
INFORMAL FOOD TRADERS
COVID-19
 
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