Measuring the drudgery and time-poverty of rural women - A pilot study from rural Rajasthan
Conclusions: Higher self-reported MSDs were likely to be contributed by continuous and repeated strenuous domestic work. Women had to continue working even with MSDs or higher age. Women got very less time for rest. Provision of basic amenities like electricity, water, cooking fuel, etc. at doorstep can help. Below poverty line women seem to have higher burden of MSDs.
Source: Indian Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine - Category: Occupational Health Authors: Abhijeet V Jadhav Source Type: research
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