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Waste Pickers and the 'Right to Waste' in an Indian City - ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY

By: Shankar, V.KalyanContributor(s): Sahni, RohiniLanguage: ENG Publication details: Mumbai Sameeksha Trust Publication 2018Description: 54 - 62p Vol.53, No.48, December 8, 2019Subject(s): Informal Waste Pickers | Struggles for Right to Waste | Solid Waste Collection and Handling | Informal Labour Markets | Dispossession and Gender

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