Author
Andrew Charman
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- Institution
- Sustainable Livelihoods Foundation
- Position
- Director
Andrew Charman is a graduate of the University of Cape Town and Cambridge. He has worked as a development practitioner, consultant and researcher in Malawi and South Africa. He is a director of the Sustainable Livelihoods Foundation and heads the Formalising Informal Micro-Enterprises Project which aims to develop a comprehensive understanding of South Africa’s urban informal economy to promote business formalisation, opportunities for growth and investment in micro-enterprises. His research interests include Informal sector spatial dynamics, micro-enterprise competition, and understanding the impact of policies on micro-enterprise growth and self-employment.
Articles by Andrew Charman
See all 6 articles →- The city outside the city: governance and growth on the urban peripheryInequality & inclusion
- The nuts and bolts of micro-manufacturing in the township - a Cape Town case studyLabour & employment
- A growing informal sector: evidence from an enterprise survey in DelftLabour & employment