Time is a vital input into nutritional outcomes, as it is necessary for the production,
procurement and preparation of food, child feeding and childcare. Thus, agricultural …

Across sub-Saharan Africa, women and children play major roles as pedestrian load-
transporters, in the widespread absence of basic sanitation services, electricity and …

Social exclusion has become the dominant discourse of disadvantage and need in many
European countries, and is increasingly part of social policy approaches in development …

Women's patterns of time-use, which proxy the work burdens associated with productive and
reproductive activities, are an important determinant of nutrition and well-being in LMICs …

Existing reviews on agriculture and nutrition consider limited evidence and focus on impact
size, rather than impact pathway. This review overcomes the limitations of previous studies …

Gender analysis with an explicit focus on men and masculinities has yet to be applied to
many develo** country contexts or to issues of gender divisions of labour. This article …

For more than a decade, farming has been rated as one of the dangerous occupations. A
considerable number of adverse health conditions, including musculoskeletal disorders are …

There is a resurgence of interest in time-use research driven, inter alia, by the desire to
understand if development interventions, especially when targeted to women, lead to time …

The instrumentalist literature suggests that women can help achieve household food
security if they have access to productive resources but do not become overburdened as a …

This article argues for an approach to labour in gender and poverty analyses which attends
to the content and character of work as fundamental to the experience of well‐being by …