Homeworkers in Indonesia Results from the homeworker: mapping study in North Sumatra, West Java, Central Java, Yogyakarta, East Java and Banten

To obtain information on the situations and working conditions of homeworkers, so that the information can be used by relevant stakeholders including policy makers, employers, trade unions, Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and homeworkers’ organizations in their work to improve the living and working conditions of homeworkers in Indonesia.

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This study found that homeworkers in Indonesia share several characteristics that are common to homeworkers across the world. They can be found in various industries and sectors carrying out different types of work at home or in the home of a friend.

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  • ILO-MAMPU Project

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