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Time use statistics: Best practices from the Mexican Case International Seminar on Gender Statistics, Incheon Korea 12-13 November 2013 Jimena Tovar
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Page 1: Time use  statistics: Best practices from the Mexican Case

Time use statistics: Best practices from the Mexican Case

International Seminar on Gender Statistics, Incheon Korea 12-13 November 2013

Jimena Tovar

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Methodological Features

Objectives:

• To measure how individuals,12 years old and older, allocate their time in daily activities. • Measures all kinds of work, remunerated and non-renumerated in households.

Sample size: 17,000 households: all their memebers,12 years and older, were included (44,505 individuals)

Date: October 12th-November 20th of 2009

Target population: Individuals, 12 years old and

older

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Time use surveys in Mexico

INEGI has done 4 surveys of time use:

• ENTAUT, 1996• ENUT, 1998• ENUT, 2002• ENUT, 2009

The first 3 were included in household surveys of income andexpenditure, while ENUT 2009 was sponsored as a joint survey,between INEGI and and the National Institute of Women in Mexico(INMUJERES).

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Methodology

Representativity:

– At the national level– Stratification in terms of urban and rural areas (less than 2500

inhabitants)

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The concept of time use is based on:

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CMAUT

Undertaken by INEGI, representative of the Mexican reality (relevant for

transition economies)

ICATUSInternational standard,

possibly of limited analytical capacity to explain the cases of transition economies and

developing countries

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Basic concepts

Conceptual definitions underpinning CMAUT

Labor: human, physical and mental effort, used in creation of goods andservices.

Productive activities: Those that can be done by another person.Includes remunerated and non-remunerated work.

Non productive (personal) activities: Non-productive or personal activites are those that can only be carried out effectively, by the individual benefiting from them. They are non-work activities connectedwith personal development, culture, entertainment, and use ofcommunications media, as well as activites related to biological needs.

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Instrument to capture información

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Electronic questionnarieSystem CAPI

( Computer Assisted Personal Interviewing)

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Instrument to capture information

Printed questionnaire

This instrument substitutes the use of computer if there is damage, lack of

battery, insecure areas, etc.

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Sections of the questionnaire

I. Characteristics and furnishings of the dwelling

II. Identification of households and furnishings of the dwelling

III. Socio-demographic features

IV. Labor force participation and other occupational features

V. Household members activities

VI. Activities of members older than 12 years old, that are not part of the household, but provide support to household activities (or to take care of one of its members).

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Results: Percentage of households in which at least one of its members require care

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Percentage of individuals who require in terms of age or health condition

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Percentage of household with female or male care

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12-19

20-29

30-39

40-49

50-59

60 y más

26.0

57.8

70.6

60.5

52.1

40.5

12.8

18.5

22.8

20.1

18.0

17.9

Non-remunerated labor

Female

Male

60 and more

12-19

20-29

30-39

40-49

50-59

60 y más

23.4

36.4

37.6

37.5

34.5

22.0

34.3

52.6

56.8

57.2

54.6

47.2

Remunerated labor

Provision of remunerated and non-remunerated labor, by gender and age group

Average weekly hours Average weekly hours

Age Group Age Group

60 and more

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Provision of remunerated and non-remunerated labor

18.2

51.6

36.1

51.9

34.0

44.1

Trabajo no remunerado Trabajo remunerado

Average weekly hours

Total

Female

Male

Non- remunerated labor Remunerated labor

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Provision of non-remunerated labor, by type of activity and sex

Hombres

Mujeres

Total

8.8

30.4

20.6

12.3

24.7

19.2

5.4

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7.1 Trabajo Doméstico

Cuidado y apoyo a in-tegrantes del hogar

Apoyo a otros hogares, a la comunidad y trabajo vol-untario

Domestic work

Care and support to meme-bers in the household

Support to other households , to the community and volunta-ry work

Female

Male

Average weekly hours

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12--19

20-29

30-39

40-49

50-59

60 y más

14.7

27.7

37.1

39

38.1

30.6

6.7

8.4

9.4

9.7

10.1

10.3

Domestic work

Mujeres

Hombres

60 and more

Women

Men

Provision of domestic work, by gender and age group

Average weekly hours

Age Group

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Provision of care and support to members of the household, by sex and age group

12--19

20-29

30-39

40-49

50-59

60 y más

13.7

33.3

35.9

23.4

16

14.8

8.2

13.1

16.5

13.2

10.6

11.4

Care and help of members of the household

Mujeres HombresFemale

Male

Average weekly hours

Age Group

60 and

more

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Provision of care and support to members of the household, by activity and sex

Otros integrantes

60 y más años

Menores de 15 años (incluye algunas actividades que competen tambien a menores de 6 años)

Menores de 6 años (actividades exclusivas)

Discapacitados y enfermos (crónicos y temporales)

7.7

18.9

22.7

12.5

27.5

6.9

14.5

10.4

5.5

15.6

MujeresHombres

Less than 6 years (exclusive activities)

Less than 15 years old

60 and more years

Other members

Female

Male

Support and care to:

Average weekly hours

Disabilities and illness (chronic and temporal)

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Provision of care and support to members of the household, by activity, position in the hosuehold, and sex

Otros integrantes

60 y más años

Menores de 15 años (incluye algunas actividades que competen tambien a menores de 6 años)

Menores de 6 años (actividades exclusivas)

Discapacitados y enfermos (crónicos y temporales)

7.6

24.7

22.9

9.9

30.0

7.4

16.4

11.8

5.5

16.7

MujeresHombres

Disabilities and illness (chronic and tempora-ry)

Less than 6 year old (exclusive activities)

Less than 15 years old

60 and more

Other memebers

female

Male

Head of the household female or male

Average weekly hours

Support and care to:

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Provision of care and support to members of the household by activity and sex

Otros integrantes

60 y más años

Menores de 15 años (incluye algunas actividades que competen tambien a menores de 6 años)

Menores de 6 años (actividades exclusivas)

Discapacitados y enfermos (crónicos y temporales)

8.0

18.7

26.6

13.4

32.5

7.3

4.5

15.3

6.8

25.7

MujeresHombres

Disabilities and ill (chronic and tempo-rary)

Less than 6 year old (exclusive activites)

Less than 15 years old

60 and more

Other members

FemaleMale

Couple

Average weekly hours

Support and care to:

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Provision of care and support to members of the household: by activity, postition in the household, and sex

Hijos e hijas

Otros integrantes

60 y más años

Menores de 15 años (incluye algunas actividades que competen tambien a menores de 6

años)

Menores de 6 años (actividades exclusivas)

Discapacitados y enfermos (crónicos y temporales)

7.5

17.8

14.6

10.7

16.9

6.3

13.6

6.9

4.3

13.3

Mujeres

Hombres

Support and care to:Disabilities and ill (chronic and temporary)

Less than 6 year old (ex-clusive activities)

Less than 15 year old

60 and more

Other members

Female

Male

Average weekly hours

Sons and daughters

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Provision of support: to other households, to the community, or to voluntary work, by age

12--19

20-29

30-39

40-49

50-59

60 y más

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6.3

6.2

10.5

11.6

11.8

3.8

4.9

4.7

5.9

7.5

8.1

Support to other households, to the community or voluntary work

Mujeres Hombres

Age Group

60 and more

Female

Male

Average weekly hours

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In 2010, the World Bank honored ENUT 2009: third place in the II Regional Award for Innovation in Statistics in Latin America and The Caribbean (together with Brazil).

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Conclusions

• INEGI has followed the international organizations recommendations (ICATUS)

• In ENUT 2009 INEGI introduced the electronic questionnaire nevertheless we still use the traditional in rural areas in order to obtain a complete scenario of Mexico.

• INEGI produces the satellite account of non-remunerated labor.

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Conociendo México01 800 111 46 34

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