Women's Unpaid Care Work
Unpaid care work refers to the many services that women provide in their homes and in communities, from preparing food to taking care of children, the ill and the elderly.
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UCW 1 - Care work and the economy
An economy requires care work to support it.The economy relates to all the goods and services that are produced, distributed and …
UCW 2 - The care work context
Unpaid care work refers to the many services that women provide in their homes and in communities, from preparing food to taking …
UCW 3 - Care work and human rights
An unequal distribution of care work leads to a violation of human rights recognised in national and international law. For insta…
UCW 4 - Redistributing unpaid care work
It's important to discuss how societies can collectively reduce the difficulty, time and labour intensity of care activities and …
UCW 5 - Advocacy on unpaid care work
Unpaid care work is critical for well-being and human development but it is not recognised or valued by policy makers. Instead go…
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