Exposure Dialogue Programme

The EDP methodology aims to bridge the knowledge gap between informal women workers and those who make decisions that impact their lives, such as government officials, policymakers, researchers, social activists, and anthropologists . 

The programme offers a transformative experience rooted in Gandhian philosophies, fostering solidarity and understanding among participants from various backgrounds.

By immersing themselves in the daily lives of poor, working women, participants gain firsthand insights into their struggles and challenges. This intimate exposure encourages reflection and dialogue on societal, economic, and familial issues faced by these women. By the end of the programme, participants emerge with a deeper understanding of informal women workers  and potential avenues for collective action to support these women.

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Programme Structure

Exposure

With the aim to foster sustainable development and upliftment of informal sectors globally, we organise and provide expert guidance and resources to national and international organisations and professionals focused on empowering informal workers. This includes sharing successful models and practices from various enterprises and collectives, offering insights for replications  and adaptation in different countries. 

Our Partners in the past

Impact created in the last 30 years

462

Members Trained in Exposure
of Informal Sector

236

Members Trained In EDP
Facilitator Training

581

Trainees out of 43 EDPs

Support our Mission

Every organisation and every person has the capacity to make a concrete difference in informal workers  lives. Your contribution makes a tangible impact to our cause, providing resources for education, training, and advocacy programs. Join us in our efforts towards building a dignified future for all.