Improving the Measurement of Women’s Work: The Contribution of Demographic Surveys in Francophone West Africa
Anne E. Calvès,
Agnès Adjamagbo
Abstract:Since the 1970s, the measurement and recognition of women’s work and their contributions to family well-being and economic development have been a matter of academic interest, as well as feminist advocacy. The interrelationships between women’s work and demographic processes, especially decisions regarding fertility, have also attracted the attention of demographers for some time. However, despite long-standing efforts to capture all aspects of women’s work, large-scale demographic and economic surveys conduct… Show more
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