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Builing practitioner approaches to address time poverty in the context of agricultural development and women's economic empowerment programs

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Mesfin_Zenebech-Project.pdf (598.46 KB)
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Author
Mesfin, Zenebech
Abstract

Globally, women and girls face a disproportionate burden of unpaid care and domestic work. This burden is especially felt in rural areas that agriculture and women's economic empowerment projects operate in. Time use is a determinant of overall well- being and the right to reasonable work hours, leisure and rest is a human right. Development projects have a responsibility to at a minimum do no harm. This document summarizes the literature on gender-responsive and gender-transformative practitioner approaches as well as guidance for integrating time use considerations into monitoring and evaluation efforts.

Date Issued
2022
Type
dissertation or thesis

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