VOICE CONCERN OVER DELAY IN IMPLEMENTATION OF VENDORS ACT 2014 New Delhi 13July 2015; Women Vendor leaders from across Delhi gathered under the platform of National Association of Street Vendors of India ( NASVI) to demand their rights under the Street Vendors Act 2014 . They said that we were under the belief that […]
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The first supplies of food aid reached in Nepal, on Wednesday, while thousands clamoured to board buses out of Kathmandu, either to check on rural relatives or for fear of spending yet another night in the damaged capital. NASVI along with her partner NIDAN and StreetNet International is providing our regional partner NEST affiliated families
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The third International Conference on Creativity and Innovations at the Grassroots (ICCIG) held at the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM-A) from 19th – 21st January 2015 with participation from over 250 delegates from all over the world. Mrs. Sangeeta Singh, Head of Street Food Program represented NASVI and shared NASVI experience about Harnessing Innovations
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Delhi Police’s launched an advertisement asking street vendors to report any sort of harassment by police officials or any other person on the helpline number – 1064 or the toll free number – 1800111064. The street vendors can also WhatsApp photos, videos or other details of people who are harassing them on 9910641064. Delhi Police
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National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) held its Executive Committee meeting on 12th of February 2015 at Hotel Siam International Delhi. The Executive Committee members presented their state reports with regard to the various activities taken up in their states for the implementation of the Central Law for street vendors. The members also
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The Ministry of Tourism has collaborated with NASVI for providing training to food vendors through its affiliated Hotel Management Institutes . The program named ‘Swach Bharat Swach Pakwan ‘ has set a target of training around 15,000 food vendors by March 2016 Work responsibilities of NASVI under this program is 1) Identify the food
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Massive Protest by Street Vendors at all Municipal Bodies in Delhi CHANT NAGAR NIGAMS ARE NARAK NIGAMS Commissioner Promised Not to Issue Challan and Harass Street Vendors Survey to begin within a month NEW DELHI :20TH JANUARY Thousands of Street Vendors from different markets of Delhi marched in different groups to the three Municipal
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One of the major highlight of 2014 Street Food Festival is the launch of an Android App named Street Saathi. This android app will be launched on first day of Street Food Festival. This app will help people find street vendors who sell food items such as fruits, vegetables, snacks, meals, beverages, sweets etc. Street
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The National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI)is a federation of 888 street vendor organizations from 23 states of India . Nasvi has been advocating for the security of livelihood of street vendors at all levels of Government and has been successful in getting a National Policy for Street Vendors in 2004 and now
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This year’s edition of National Street Food Festival will definitely be one to remember! Read the Festival Rules to keep the festival site a place for everyone to enjoy. Please avoid carrying bags and luggage’s to keep your hands free to enjoy Food Festival Entire National Street Food Festival is a No Smoking Zone. Toxic
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