Social Protection and Informal Workers in Sub-Saharan Africa. Lived Realities and Associational Experiences from Kenya and Tanzania

Cover
Half Title
Seires Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of illustrations
Author bios
Acknowledgements
Preface
1 Introduction
2 Formal social protection and informal workers in Kenya and Tanzania: from residual towards universal models?
3 The relationship between association membership and access to formal social protection: a cross-sector analysis of informal workers in Kenya and Tanzania
4 Self-regulating informal transport workers and the quest for social protection in Tanzania
5 Informal transport worker organizations and social protection provision in Kenya
6 Informal trader associations in Tanzania – providing limited but much-needed informal social protection
7 Access to social protection in Kenya: the role of micro-traders’ associations
8 Social protection and informal construction worker organizations in Tanzania: how informal worker organizations strive to provide social insurance to their members
9 Construction workers in Kenya: straddling with formal and informal social protection models
10 Convergence and divergence of workers’ environment, associations, and access to social protection: sectoral and country comparisons
11 Concluding reflections
Index