Examples of using Time-use in English and their translations into Chinese
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(a)(i) Increased knowledge of technical tools for the implementation of time-use surveys or modules included in household surveys in eight countries of the region.
International Classification of Activities in Time-Use Surveys(print and Internet)(2);
The report will include a proposed outline for a manual on methods for conducting time-use surveys.
The meeting discussed methodological guidelines for the conduct of time-use surveys and reviewed the further development of the trial United Nations international classification of activities for time-use statistics.
In this context, work has been undertaken related to time-use surveys, gender equality and quality of employment.
The classification has been tested in time-use surveys in Nigeria and Palestine, and is being used in the planned South African survey.
Time-use studies prove that in 1964, women used 4 hours more than men on domestic chores each day whereas the difference in 2009 was 45 minutes.
Children in vulnerable situations, time-use surveys and their inclusion in national accounts and policy development based on their results could also be considered by the panel.
This guide is a reference tool for countries interested in conducting time-use surveys.
Under that initiative, a Seminar on Time-Use Surveys was held in Ahmedabad(India) in December 1999.
To date, 17 countries have already implemented at least one time-use survey.
Annexes I. Report of the Expert Group Meeting on Methods for Conducting Time-Use Surveys, New York, 23-27 October 2000.
In Cuba, for example, the National Statistics Office, with support from UNIFEM and UNDP, conducted its first national time-use survey.
(f) Preparing a comparative study to analyse the harmonization of definitions and the international compatibility of time-use surveys as carried out in eight selected countries.
It was recommended that the" Guide" contain examples of how time-use statistics had been used to influence government policy.
Screens, Teens and Psychological Well-Being: Evidence from three time-use diary studies.
In 2012, the Task Force will develop a set of guidelines with a view to harmonizing time-use surveys and improving comparability of time-use statistics.
Collecting information on household durables is needed for explaining time-use patterns of activities that are related to their presence or absence in the household.
The ECE Task Force on Time-Use Surveys is scheduled to provide by the end of 2012 guidance on better harmonization of time-use surveys.
(a) Promotion of the collection of time-use data, particularly in developing countries, through methodological work and other means;