NASVI and Nestle India join hands to raise awareness Food Vendors Recognizing the potential of Street Food Vending as an important source of livelihood, National Association of Street Food Vendors of India (NASVI) joined hands with Nestlé India to raise awareness and education on Food Safety Practices and Hygiene among vendors Food vendors in Goa […]
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Vendors of Vaishali started vending again Vendors of Vaishali Sector 4, despite having Vending Certificate, were not able to put their market due to pressure from private SHOs and shopkeepers. After courage and resilience, they unitedly started vending again. Food Kits distributed in the cities of Bagalkot On the Occasion of Dussehra, The National Association
FIFTH STREETNET INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS New Delhi, India, 4-6th October, 2016 5 Th STREETNET INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS was successfully organized where 109 delegates from 54 countries participated.After the welcome formality, 5 members Panelists discussed about present context of New Street Vendors (Protection of livelihood & Regulation of Street Vending Act, 2014) implementation. The Panel consisted of Simantha
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Via Times of India Months after it hurriedly notified the policy for rehabilitation of street vendors in the city, the AAP government is yet to start the process to identify vendors who will avail the benefit of the policy. The municipal corporations were supposed to form town vending committees (TVC), which would carry out a
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NASVI Protests against South Delhi municipal corporation and Delhi Police at Lajpat Nagar central market Date: 10 Feb 2016.
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Miffed with the municipal corporation over its recent anti-encroachment drive and delay in the implementation of the Street Vendors (Protection of Livelihood and Regulation of Street Vending) Act, 2014, a large number of street vendors laid siege to the civic body’s office on Thursday. Led by the local Rehri Owners’ Welfare Association, over 600 street
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The national association of street vendors of India has shown severe discontent and disappointment, towards the new Model scheme formulated by the Government of Delhi, pertaining to the regulation and protection of the street vendors spread out throughout the city. This Bill has several provisions to protect livelihood, social security and human rights of more
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NASVI delegation meets the Chief Minister of Delhi NASVI raises the issues of street vendors’ rights abuse with Chief Minister of Delhi A delegation of street vendor’s leaders led by Mr. Arbind Singh, National Coordinator – NASVI met Mr. Arvind Kejriwal, the Chief Minister of NCT. Of Delhi. A range of issues were discussed during the
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Workshop on Social Protection for All: Building the Floor for Unorganized Workers National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) with support from International Labour Organization (ILO) has initiated a process of bringing together organizations of unorganized workers and civil society of Odisha for exchange of information and promotion of social protection for all. On
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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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