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...of whom are women. The Lebou community of Thiarroye is a strongly hierarchical and traditional community in which women have a very limited space, generally linked to social family care....
...as an independent contractor defines whether they will be considered subject to personal taxation. In the latter scenario, the platform would not pay any labour costs. However, these costs exist...
...shopping due to their household chores – cooking, cleaning and looking after their children. This common complaint is referred to as “time poverty” – a concept that lack of time...
...all subjects, as the third regional evaluation from UNESCO informs us. TERCE regional assessment (Third regional Comparative Explanatory Study), preceded by two rounds in 1997 and 2006, is organised and...
...between those costs, benefits, and tradeoffs requires a value judgement that only the international community as a whole can make. But what should be clear from the previous paragraphs is...
...the next six reasons: Limited resources means less access to healthy foods: healthy food can be more expensive in terms of monetary cost and transport cost. Cycles of food...
...near and distant future. Estimates regarding the yearly cost of such adaptation vary, but the World Bank has projected that from 2010 to 2050 the costs will total $70-100...
...income per capita and poverty levels may be, they will get much worse if the coming population boom is not accompanied by a higher tier of growth and development. No...
...base, including rain-fed subsistence agriculture. In unison with this claim, a study by the Zimbabwe Agricultural Research and Extension Services noted farmers might find maize production an unacceptably risky activity...
...this argument have become rather commonplace in the past several years in Europe and America but largely break down when confronted with the complexity of post-socialist East-Central Europe. There, the...