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1269
50
CS17 Tanzania
129
3
Towards a double boon
1
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1
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1279
54
CS27 Tanzania
69
1
Towards a double boon
1
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0
0
1302
55
CS12
203028
6
Coping
1
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Our project has generated large dataset of Case studies, offering rich, authentic and anonymised summaries of the lives of women across the programme.
Explore their stories and the balances and tensions they face between paid work that empowers them, and the support for their unpaid care work responsibilities. Read more about the case studies
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3
Mama Justine (50)
CS17 Tanzania
129
Mama Justine needs to redistribute household work to the men in her family
3
Towards a double boon
Tanzania
Mama Sharlene (54)
CS27 Tanzania
69
Sharlene contributes to her family and to her community
1
Towards a double boon
Tanzania
Ubaruta Dative (55)
CS12
203028
Lack of childcare services in WEE programme intensifies Dative’s depletion because of an overburden of both paid work and unpaid care work
6
Coping
Rwanda
