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UNIWA leads efforts to support informal workers by:
(a)Advocate for the inclusion of informal workers in national social protection schemes.
(b)Push for laws that ensure fair treatment and workplace safety.
(c)Develop frameworks to facilitate access to financial resources for small-scale traders and artisans.
We provide tailored training programs aimed at improving the skills, knowledge, and productivity of our members. Our workshops cover:
(a)Financial literacy and business management.
(b)Technical skills enhancement for artisans.
(c)Leadership and advocacy training.
Recognizing the vulnerabilities of informal workers, UNIWA facilitates access to essential social protection services, including:
(a)Enrollment in national health insurance schemes.
(b)Pension contributions and retirement planning.
(c)Microinsurance for accidents and loss of income.
We implement targeted programs to address systemic barriers and empower marginalized groups within the informal economy. These include: (a)Supporting women in leadership and entrepreneurial roles. (b)Creating mentorship opportunities for young workers. (c)Promoting eco-friendly and sustainable business practices.
Explore our programs, discover our initiatives, and join us in building a future where informal workers are empowered and valued. Whether you’re a worker seeking support, a partner looking to collaborate, or simply someone passionate about workers’ rights, UNIWA Ghana welcomes you.
What We Offer:
Advocacy and representation for informal workers.
Training and capacity-building programs.
Access to social security initiatives and sustainable livelihood opportunities.
Empowering Informal Workers Providing skills training, capacity-building workshops, and financial literacy programs tailored to meet the needs of informal workers across diverse sectors.
Advocacy and Policy Reform Engaging with policymakers to champion laws and policies that protect informal workers’ rights and enhance their working conditions.
Sustainable Livelihoods Promoting eco-friendly business practices and sustainable economic activities to ensure resilience in the informal economy.
Social Protection Access Facilitating the inclusion of informal workers in national health insurance, pension schemes, and microinsurance programs.