International Seminar on Time Use Studies, Ahmedabad, 7-10 December 1999

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International Seminar on Time Use Studies

Ahmedabad, 7-10 December 1999

Last update: 21 February 2000

The Seminar was organized jointly by the Central Statistical Organisation of India and the Statistics Division of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP), under the component entitled "Integrating Paid and Unpaid Work into National Policies" of the UNDP Regional Programme on Promoting Gender Equality in the Asia-Pacific Region.

Report of the International Seminar on Time Use Studies
Background and Objective
Provisional Agenda
Programme
Documents:
Session - I: Time Use Studies: Conceptual, Methodological and Operational Dimensions
An Overview of Time Use Surveys Time Use Studies: Conceptual and Methodological Issues with Reference to the Indian Time Use Survey Operational Issues in Conducting the Pilot Time Use Survey in India Methodological and Operational Dimensions on Time Use Survey in the Republic of Korea
Session - II: Discussion on the papers of the Session - I
Session - III: Labour Force/Workforce Estimation and Employment Policies
Estimating Workforce Using Time Use Statistics in India and Its Implications for Employment Policy Time Use Survey in Tamil Nadu: 1998-1999 Results of Time Use Survey: Gujarat A brief note on Time Use Survey: Meghalya A brief note on Time Use Survey Conducted in the State of Orissa A brief note on Time Use Surveys in Nepal Some Indicators on Time Use Labour Force and the National Account in China Labour Force Estimation and Employment Policies
Session - IV: Valuation and Compiling Satellite Accounts
Valuation of Non-Market Household Production Quantifying the value of Unpaid Activities of Women: A Case Study Monetary Valuation of Unpaid Work in 1996 - Japan Proposed Framework for Household and Resources Satellite Accounting
Session - V: Analysis of the Time Use Pattern and Policy Implications
Some Main Results of the Pilot Time Use Survey in India and Their Policy Implication Policy Implications for Gender Equity: The India Time Use Survey, 1998-1999 Time Use Survey in Japan The Policy Implications of Time Use Surveys: Lessons from South Africa Policy Implication: The Analysis of Time Use Pattern in Australia
Session - VI: Towards a Global Concusses
Towards international guidelines in Time Use Surveys: Objectives and methods of national Time Use Survey in developing countries Annex
References:
"Trial International Classification of Activities for Time Use Statistics", by Grace Bediako and Joann Vanek, Statistics Division, United Nations, New York. "Statistics Can Help The Informal Sector Workers And Producers: Some experiences from SEWA", by Renana Jhabvala