National Association of Street Vendors of India – NASVI

The Delhi government wanted to constitute 27 town vending committees (TVCs). We asked them to constitute four TVCs because we don’t have so many leaders at the street vendors level. We want good leaders to emerge gradually, people who can influence the decision-making of municipal corporation. Despite our protest, they went ahead with 27 committees […]

Street Vendor Law and the Judiciary  The Street Vendors’ Act 2014 was enacted the law on 4.3.2014 and came into force on 1.5.2014, as The Street Vendors (Protection Of Livelihood and Regulation of Street Vending) Act, 2014. It has overriding effect on all other laws as per Section 33 of the said Act. The Act […]

Status of the Implementation of the Street Vending Act 2014 The major focus of NASVI has been to push for the implementation of the Street Vending Act 2014 across the states .NASVI has been meeting theconcerned Ministers atthenational level and alsoatthe State levels.In this process NASVI delegation met the Union Cabinet Minister Mr. Venkiah Naidu, […]

Street vendors constitute an important segment of Indian cities as they provide goods and services at better costs and convenient places. Street vendors put in hard work to take care of their families. It is a good occupation for poor to learn entrepreneurship and move away from poverty. National Association of Street Vendors of India […]