In informal waste work, women are twice as vulnerable, invisible - Rappler
Waste workers in the Philippines – many of them women – are extremely undervalued and generally absent in solid waste management plans
MANILA, Philippines Even before the crack of dawn, the day’s work already begins for Riza Santoyo, as she pedals a bicycle with a light blue metal cart along relatively empty roads in Quezon City.
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