NASVI is a livelihood advocacy organization that works with more than 10,000,00 street vendors through street vendor organizations and leaders. NASVI and Chef Ranveer Brar together have crafted a countrywide digital training movement targeted at local and hyperlocal street food vendors.
We are committed to preparing them for a post-COVID world, where we can help reinstate them back into business as soon as possible.
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After getting Certificate from FSSAI (FoSTaC) by participating in *Covid-19 Guidelines for food handlers*, sStreet food vendors are trying to restore their street food business with all safety and hygiene measures – like using mask, social distancing, using sanitizer, gloves, cap, apron etc. Street Vendors display their FSSAI, FoSTac Training Certificate and FSSAI Registration and […]
NASVI/Nidan distribute dry ration kits and sanitation kits amid COVID-19 pandemic lockdown.
To, Date: 25/03/2020 Shri Narendra Modi Honorable Prime Minister Government of India New Delhi Subject: Urgent request to setup a Rs 1,00,000 Caror Covid-19 Crisis Fund for Informal Sector The informal sector is being worst hit by the drastic consequences of the COVID -19 pandemic . The informal sector workers constitute 93 % of the […]
Nestlé India and National Association of Street vendors of India (NASVI) launched “Project Serve Safe Food” in Andaman in collaboration with Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) and Food Safety Training and Certification (FoSTaC). Five Hundred street food vendors were trained under this project on food safety and hygiene in Andaman. The project focused […]
Riots and violent incidents in North East Delhi resulted in the death of 45 people and around 250 people were injured. Violence was reported in the areas of Seelampur, Brahampuri, Jafrabad, Karawal Nagar, Maujpur, Kardampuri, Babarpur, Gokulpuri and Shivpuri. Several houses, vehicles, shops, places of worship, scrap market and even a petrol pump were vandalised. Mobs clashed […]
Bengaluru 6 th September: Street vendors constitute an important segment of Indian cities as they provide goods and services at better costs and convenient places. Where the government fails to provide employment, street vending is creating a lot of employment opportunities in the cities. Under the National Urban Livelihood Mission program, Government of India provides […]
National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) is a network and advocacy platform of 636 street vendor organizations representing 8,67,426 vendors across 26 states of India. In its advocacy efforts, NASVI adopted a new strategy by organizing National Street Food Festival in Delhi bringing the food vendors from different parts of the country at […]
NASVI is a livelihood advocacy organization that works with more than 10,000,00 street vendors through street vendor organizations and leaders. NASVI and Chef Ranveer Brar together have crafted a countrywide digital training movement targeted at local and hyperlocal street food vendors.
We are committed to preparing them for a post-COVID world, where we can help reinstate them back into business as soon as possible.
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Anu, Archu and Kavita at work. Credits: Priyanka Gulati Anu, Archu, and Kavita are three sandwich sellers who set up a small stall together outside a corporate office. They have been cooking and selling sandwiches there for 7 years! Until the pandemic swooped in, and their business came to a standstill for almost 7 months. […]
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Welcome to the two-day meeting of the Executive Committee of NASVI. Since the transition period of the Covid-19 epidemic, the whole country is trying to get out. This time has been a difficult time for everyone, although the situation is getting normal the crisis is still not postponed, so much care is still needed. But, […]
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The exit from Streetnet of certain member organizations, and the negative impulses that comefrom other affiliated organizations regarding the way of governing in Streetnet, has led NASVI (INDIA), UPTA(SPAIN) and SIVARA (ARGENTINA) to constitute a new organization representingself-employed workers, inside and outside the informal economy. This new organization, called Self Workers Global, has statutes of […]
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