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It is estimated that Indonesia in 2007 had 47,702,310 microenterprises that provided jobs for 77,061,669 people, which represents 81.7% of all employed workers at that time in the country (BPS, 2008). Despite this scale, microenterprise based livelihoods have distinct forms of vulnerability, such as: inadequate or deeply uneven income streams, low productivity, and difficult working conditions (ILO, 2010). In this project we specifically focus on mobile food vendors, one of many types of microentrepreneur in Indonesia.
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