The present study examines the gender difference in the workload and its association with
the agency for intra-household decision-making. Analyzing the cross-sectional data …

Labour market employment statistics covers less than 50% of all the work performed each
week, and on a gender basis, the coverage is 75% of men's work and 33% of women's work …

The paper examines the time allocation between paid work (wage earning or self-employed
work generally termed as employment work) and unpaid (domestic chores/care work …

Achieving gender well-being and equality is one of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals
of the United Nations. A close examination of female livelihood time allocation can reveal …

Gender and poverty combine to put a burden on the status of women farm workers. On top of
that, women's contribution in agriculture, albeit important to the overall agricultural chain, is …

Abstract Across sub-Saharan Africa smallholder farmers depend heavily on manual labor
supplied by their households, families, and communities. Gender differences in the ability of …

This study investigates the influence of gender time allocation on farming households'
poverty. It relies on primary data collected from 150 rural farming households comprising …

Agricultural labor is largely informal, particularly for female agricultural labor in developing
countries. Despite significant participation in the agricultural labor force in Pakistan …

In India, social prejudices against women are culturally entrenched, and women carry an
unfair and disproportionate burden of unpaid work, often reduced to “unproductive labor” …

Some of the key pathways linking agriculture and nutrition run through women's work, yet
the evidence on these links are weak. Using time-use data from two Indian districts, this …