Poverty remains a primary public policy issue, and a large literature has discussed the
limitations of an income poverty measure. Using income as an indicator of poverty is a …

This paper discusses the challenges associated with implementing time-use surveys among
agricultural households in develo** countries and offers advice on best practices for two …

Across the develo** world, the spread of mobile-and smartphones has led to a surge in
mobile services for rural populations. While the potentials of mobile services to provide …

One challenge of collecting socioeconomic data, such as data on time-use, is recall biases.
While time-use researchers have continuously developed new methods to make data …

Many private households spend considerable amounts of time accessing water, for instance
by walking to and queuing at public access points, or by filling storage vessels at taps with …

This paper discusses the challenges associated with collecting time-use data in develo**
countries. The paper suggests potential solutions, concentrating on the two most common …

Time use data facilitate understanding of labor supply, especially for women who often
undertake unpaid care and home production. Although assisted diary-based time use …

Almost every intervention in the field of international agricultural development—from
microcredit finance to fertilizer subsidies to trade policy—has come to recognize gender, and …

Whilst improving hygiene and sanitation behaviours is key to cost-effective and sustainable
water, sanitation and hygiene interventions, measuring behaviour change remains a …

To achieve equitable sustainable agricultural intensification (SAI), it is essential to
understand differential access and control over agricultural resources by women and youth …