“At SEWA we are working with women of the informal sector since last four decades to organize them because we feel that organizing is a core strength of being a trade union, we were born in 1972, so almost four decades. Now we are working in 16 states in India…” – Megha Desai, Senior Coordinator of Self Employed Women’s Association in India
During AFA’s Independent Dialogue on July 1, SEWA’s Senior Coordinator, Megha Desai shared the situation of small and marginal farmers, mainly women farmers in India. She presented how SEWA is working with affected women farmers to address their farming challenges.
Access a full transcript of Mega Desai’s presentation here.
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