Guidebook on Integrating Unpaid Work into National Policies

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Guidebook on Integrating Unpaid Work into National Policies
Cover and Back pages Contents (p.iii-vi) Foreword (p.vii) About this Guidebook (p. viii-xi) Acknowledgements (p.xii-xiii) Introduction (p.3-16)
Module One: Collecting time-use data Part I. Concepts and practices (p.17-48) Part II. Activity classification for time-use statistics on unpaid work: Proposed United Nations International Classification of Activities for Time-Use Statistics (p.49-70) Module Two: Time-use data and valuation of unpaid work - Measuring the value of unpaid work (p.71-106) Module Three: Situational analysis - The context of paid and unpaid work (p.107-128) Module Four: Policy implications of unpaid work - Public action for gender and development (p.129-148) Module Five: Advocacy for policy on unpaid work - Winning the support of policy makers and stakeholders (p.149-170) Module Six: Country experiences: Some practical cases Part I. From statistics to national policies on unpaid work: The case of the Republic of Korea (p.171-186) Part II. Women’s participation in India: Chasing a mirage (p.187-196) Part III. Time-use data unlock gender-friendly policies: The case of Mongolia (p.197-202) Time-use web sites (p.203-206) Annex 1 – Design specifications of data collection on time-use in selected developing countries, 1995-2000 (p.207-222) Annex II – Stylized questionnaire on time-use in SNA work activities in the Nepal Labour Force Survey (p.223-224) Annex III – Structure of the United Nations International Classification of Activities for Time-Use Statistics (ICATUS) (p.225-230)
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