2018
DOI: 10.1080/09614524.2018.1442813
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One-stop border posts and informal livelihoods in Busia, Kenya

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“…Overall, this research suggests some substantial reduction in time saved crossing the formal border (Siu, 2020;TMEA, 2017TMEA, , 2019Tyson, 2018). Traders viewed the changes positively, although low skill workers suggested a reduction of jobs involving manual transportation and handling of goods (Tyson, 2018). Nugent and Soi (2020) suggest that the customs officials at the OSBP in Busia are aware of the need to lure more people through their formal processes competing with informal routes.…”
Section: One Stop Border Postmentioning
confidence: 82%
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“…Overall, this research suggests some substantial reduction in time saved crossing the formal border (Siu, 2020;TMEA, 2017TMEA, , 2019Tyson, 2018). Traders viewed the changes positively, although low skill workers suggested a reduction of jobs involving manual transportation and handling of goods (Tyson, 2018). Nugent and Soi (2020) suggest that the customs officials at the OSBP in Busia are aware of the need to lure more people through their formal processes competing with informal routes.…”
Section: One Stop Border Postmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…Tyson (2015, 2018), for example, gave a questionnaire to 100 small‐scale traders, 60% of whom were women, at places of work such as marketplaces on market days near the Busia border crossing between Kenya and Uganda. She asked whether they were solicited for bribes and, if so, complied.…”
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confidence: 99%
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