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Women’s Time: A Factor in the Use of Child Survival Technologies?

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Women’s Time: A Factor in the Use of Child Survival Technologies?
Author(s)Leslie, Joanne
AbstractThough time allocation studies have shown that women in developing countries face severe time constraints, they have been less clear about the time women spend on sporadic rather than daily activities – eg, self- and childcare in the home and utilization
IssueNo1
Pages1-16
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceHealth Policy and Planning
VolumeNo4
PubDateMarch1989
ISBN_ISSN1460-2237
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