Commissioned work has included the Inner-City Cardboard Recycling Project as commissioned by Ethekwini Municipality’s Imagine Durban Project. Other commisioned work has been done in Warwick Junction for the Herb Market, Mielie Cookers’ Market and Bead Market; and Besters and Malandela Road. Outside of Durban, KwaSani Municipality has commissioned consultative support for Underberg.

Initiated work is projects that emerge out of an identified need or opportunity, as the tourism project called ‘Markets of Warwick’ and Campaigns. This has included provision of technical support for MBOs and enabling access to training, and engagement with government officials to improve or upgrade the urban infrastructure from which informal workers operate.

Working in Warwick: Including Street Traders in Urban Plans was recently launched by authors Richard Dobson and Caroline Skinner (Programme Director, Urban Policies, WIEGO).

The book documents the lessons learned from the Warwick Junction Project, an inner city renewal initiative which sensitively integrated street traders into the cityscape.