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Microfinance post is available, but limited training or access to vendors. Vendors unable to attend training as they need to mend their stalls or want to be compensated for hours lost. What vendors have raised as a need is access to lending schemes and savings rather than only training. No financial/banking services available at the market or in the vicinity. Vendors unable to attend training as they need to mend their stalls or want to be compensated for the hours lost. Financial literacy, customer service and time management are identified by the market management as needs. What vendors have raised as a need is access to lending schemes and savings rather than only training. Vendors have raised as a need is access to lending schemes and savings rather than only training. Security lights provided during night, normal patrol by police department. Health -First aid kit provided. Staff & workers are well aware of first aid in case of emergency Policing-Market master enforces market by-laws assisted by CEO. Educational services-awareness program on garbage segregation in the market; financial workshop organized by social welfare for vendors. Vendors unable to attend training as they need to mend their stalls or want to be compensated for hours lost. No security services provided for the market vendors. Police post nearby the market. Community Health Service is at the market. Police policing community services. Social welfare to some vendors only. Banking- microfinance, commercial banks at Labasa town Market Management, Transparency and Accountability Waste Management JICA Program on waste management is currently piloted in the Market. Green refuse collected are used for composting and are sold to the public. Littering is also an issue with the market but it is enforced by the litter decree officers of Lautoka City Council. Littering by market vendors, irregular waste collection & insufficient bins provided. Littering, irregular waste collection & insufficient bins provided. Littering is an issue faced by the Market management . Market By-laws and enforcement of rules By-laws revised in consultation with vendors By-law is revised in consultation with the market vendors By-laws exist and the only revision that was proposed by the council was on increasing Market By-law was reviewed as part of the second phase of 'UN Women’s Pacific's Partnerships to Improve
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