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This paper examines whether marriage increases the risk of HIV infection among women aged 15-24 in Lesotho, Swaziland … marriage as an institution does not necessarily elevate the risk of HIV infection among young women. …
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-enrolled, (2) a review of the evidence on the links between school exit and marriage timing and (3) an assessment of the relative …
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This study tried to bring together the experiences of different approaches to incentives followed by six NGOs in the states of Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Orissa, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka. Issues dealing with incentives and the hidden cost of education have been explored with a view to gaining...
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Bangladesh. Design/methodology/approach – This paper uses data from a survey based in rural Bangladesh and considers the children … gender coefficient suggests that girls are more likely than boys to combine schooling with work. The children who are sons … focus on the lowering of the demand for child labour in Bangladesh. The focus of this paper is, however, on the supply side …
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, and to the marriage and enrollment decisions of their male siblings. Girls exposed to the garment sector delay marriage … women. We compare the marriage, childbearing, school enrollment and employment decisions of women who gain greater access to … and childbirth. This stems from (a) young girls becoming more likely to be enrolled in school after garment jobs (which …
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We can learn a lot about society by knowing how people spend their time during the typical day. However, in-consistency in the recording of time use, specifically, in how we record details of people’s participation in more than one activity at a time (“multitasking”), may be preventing...
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Obstacles to improving survival include: many newborn infants are invisible to health services; care-seeking for maternal and newborn ailments is limited; health workers are often not skilled and confident in caring for newborn infants; and there are inequalities across all these factors. The best...
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divorce of 1762 Muslim marriages recorded in 1982-83 in Teknaf, Bangladesh. Grooms' prior marital status was categorized into … marital status and a number of socio-demographic variables on risk of divorce. Polygynous marriage, remarriage and divorce … divorce decreased with marriage duration. The groom’s and bride’s low socio-economic status, illiteracy, and early age at …
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detailed time-use data from an adolescent study in rural Bangladesh. Measures of marriage arrangement are payment of dowry and …This paper explores the relationship between marriage arrangements and daily activities of young married women, using … self-care is significantly associated with marriage arrangement variables. Those who paid dowry spent more time in domestic …
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"Zwischen 1977 und 1984 hat sich die Zahl der Mädchen, die im dualen System für einen "Männerberuf" ausgebildet werden, von 13 000 auf 59 000 erhöht. Der Anteil der Mädchen an allen Auszubildenden, die einen "Männerberuf" erlernen, ist in diesem Zeitraum von 2% auf 6% gestiegen. Dennoch...
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