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Waste pickers battle for recognition at plastic treaty talks
Between 20 and 34 million people are believed to work as waste pickers worldwide, playing a crucial role in recovering recyclable material
ByAFPRelaxnews
Hasiru Dala is lifting waste pickers up from the dumps
ByHarichandan Arakali
Can computers outperform human stock pickers?
ByWilliam Baldwin
Sustainable fashion: Empowering weavers
ByNaandika Tripathi,Naini Thaker
Empowering Autonomous Teams
ByIvey Business School
An empowered woman empowering all
ByBrand Connect
Degree of Waste
ByN.S. Ramnath,Neelima Mahajan-Bansal
Leveraging waste-to-energy innovation for India's legacy waste crisis
ByDhruv Luthra
Empowering the masses through financial inclusion
ByBrand Connect
Resources for women in business: Empowering success
ByThunderbird School of Global Management
Don’t Waste Your Waist
ByVikram Sheel Kumar
DailyRounds & Marrow: Empowering the doctor community digitally
ByBrand Connect
Empowering change: The remarkable leaders behind global innovation
ByBrand Connect
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