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Displaying 1 - 6 of 6
1270
34
CS18 Tanzania
121
5
Coping
1
0
0
0
1272
38
CS20 Tanzania
3
4
Coping
1
0
0
0
1274
35
CS22 Tanzania
101
1
Towards a double boon
1
0
0
0
1275
35
CS23 Tanzania
100
6
Depleted
1
0
0
0
1292
46
CS13
201044
5
Towards a double boon
1
0
0
0
1313
40
CS15
201039
6
Depleted
0
0
0
0
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 - 6 of 6
Mama Denise (34)
CS18 Tanzania
121
Unpredictable markets disturb Denise’s careful balance of income with family life
5
Coping
Tanzania
Mama Daniela (38)
CS20 Tanzania
3
Daniela finds vegetables for sale – as well as four young sons – all need a lot of care
4
Coping
Tanzania
Mama Miriam (35)
CS22 Tanzania
101
Miriam’s new income reduces the drudgery of her care responsibilities
1
Towards a double boon
Tanzania
Mama Bernadet (35)
CS23 Tanzania
100
Bernadet values her husband’s support in her efforts to earn and care for seven children
6
Depleted
Tanzania
Abayisenga Dancile (46)
CS13
201044
Abayisenga struggles to eke out a decent livelihood through informal paid work, and constantly feels overwhelmed by paid work and care work responsibilities
5
Towards a double boon
Rwanda
Uwera Claudine (40)
CS15
201039
Single parent Claudine can benefit from water and electricity connections by reducing the drudgery of her care tasks
6
Depleted
Rwanda
