Rachel Moussié
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1398906 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Rachel Moussié |
| NOMBRES | Rachel |
| APELLIDO | Moussié |
| FIRMA | MOUSSIÉ R |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Cambridge |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 32 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2013 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Smart investment in global childcare requires local solutions and a coordinated research agenda
Effets de la pandémie de Covid‐19 et du travail de soins non rémunéré sur les moyens d'existence des travailleurs informels
Avec la pandémie de COVID‐19, la crise sanitaire et économique s'est doublée d'une crise du travail de soins. Tous les travailleurs en ont pâti, y compris dans l'économie informelle. Les auteurs exploitent les résultats d'une étude longitudinale menée par le réseau WIEGO en juin‐juillet 2020 auprès de travailleurs informels de douze villes. Ils observent que la crise a accru la charge du travail de soins, avec des conséquences sur les moyens d'ex…
Pandemic, informality and women’s work
Childcare services in cities
Cities present important challenges for the extension of quality childcare services to informal workers, who make up most of the urban poor across the global South. For women, who are disproportionately responsible for childcare in their own households, access to quality childcare services allows for more time to earn an income and seek new employment. This is particularly important as women informal workers struggle to recover their earnings fol…
The ILO World Social Protection Report 2017-19
Afrika /Africa
Recht Und Entwicklung Allgemein / Law and Development in General
Women informal workers demand child care
The inclusion of a specific Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) target (5.4) addressing women’s and girls’ unequal responsibility for unpaid care work is cited, by feminists and women’s rights organisations, as progress compared to the previous Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Governments are tasked with rolling out public services and social protection measures to reduce the time women spend on domestic chores and taking care of children an…
Approaches to social protection for informal workers
There has been increasing recognition of the growth of informal employment in the global South and North. Most informal work is precarious and low paid, with workers having little or no access to social protection. It is sometimes suggested that an approach that moves away from productivism – the idea of work as a pathway to access social protection – and towards a universal human rights‐based approach is important. However, this article argues t…
Policy advocacy for women's unpaid care work
This article focuses on policy advocacy programmes in Nepal and Nigeria, instigated by ActionAid International with local women's rights organisations and non-government organisations, and supported by the Institute of Development Studies, UK. These programmes aimed to challenge women's unequal responsibility for care work and to influence policymakers to understand the importance of providing services to support them. One of the main components …
A question of gender justice
A question of gender justice
Women informal workers demand child care
The inclusion of a specific Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) target (5.4) addressing women’s and girls’ unequal responsibility for unpaid care work is cited, by feminists and women’s rights organisations, as progress compared to the previous Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Governments are tasked with rolling out public services and social protection measures to reduce the time women spend on domestic chores and taking care of children an…
Approaches to social protection for informal workers
There has been increasing recognition of the growth of informal employment in the global South and North. Most informal work is precarious and low paid, with workers having little or no access to social protection. It is sometimes suggested that an approach that moves away from productivism – the idea of work as a pathway to access social protection – and towards a universal human rights‐based approach is important. However, this article argues t…
Childcare services in cities
Cities present important challenges for the extension of quality childcare services to informal workers, who make up most of the urban poor across the global South. For women, who are disproportionately responsible for childcare in their own households, access to quality childcare services allows for more time to earn an income and seek new employment. This is particularly important as women informal workers struggle to recover their earnings fol…
The ILO World Social Protection Report 2017-19
Pandemic, informality and women’s work
Afrika /Africa
Policy advocacy for women's unpaid care work
This article focuses on policy advocacy programmes in Nepal and Nigeria, instigated by ActionAid International with local women's rights organisations and non-government organisations, and supported by the Institute of Development Studies, UK. These programmes aimed to challenge women's unequal responsibility for care work and to influence policymakers to understand the importance of providing services to support them. One of the main components …
A question of gender justice
Policy advocacy for women's unpaid care work
This article focuses on policy advocacy programmes in Nepal and Nigeria, instigated by ActionAid International with local women's rights organisations and non-government organisations, and supported by the Institute of Development Studies, UK. These programmes aimed to challenge women's unequal responsibility for care work and to influence policymakers to understand the importance of providing services to support them. One of the main components …
Approaches to social protection for informal workers
There has been increasing recognition of the growth of informal employment in the global South and North. Most informal work is precarious and low paid, with workers having little or no access to social protection. It is sometimes suggested that an approach that moves away from productivism – the idea of work as a pathway to access social protection – and towards a universal human rights‐based approach is important. However, this article argues t…
Women informal workers demand child care
The inclusion of a specific Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) target (5.4) addressing women’s and girls’ unequal responsibility for unpaid care work is cited, by feminists and women’s rights organisations, as progress compared to the previous Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Governments are tasked with rolling out public services and social protection measures to reduce the time women spend on domestic chores and taking care of children an…
Afrika /Africa
Recht Und Entwicklung Allgemein / Law and Development in General
The ILO World Social Protection Report 2017-19
Childcare services in cities
Cities present important challenges for the extension of quality childcare services to informal workers, who make up most of the urban poor across the global South. For women, who are disproportionately responsible for childcare in their own households, access to quality childcare services allows for more time to earn an income and seek new employment. This is particularly important as women informal workers struggle to recover their earnings fol…
Effets de la pandémie de Covid‐19 et du travail de soins non rémunéré sur les moyens d'existence des travailleurs informels
Avec la pandémie de COVID‐19, la crise sanitaire et économique s'est doublée d'une crise du travail de soins. Tous les travailleurs en ont pâti, y compris dans l'économie informelle. Les auteurs exploitent les résultats d'une étude longitudinale menée par le réseau WIEGO en juin‐juillet 2020 auprès de travailleurs informels de douze villes. Ils observent que la crise a accru la charge du travail de soins, avec des conséquences sur les moyens d'ex…
Pandemic, informality and women’s work
Smart investment in global childcare requires local solutions and a coordinated research agenda
Political science (9 obras) · Economic growth (7 obras) · Economics (7 obras) · Employment and Welfare Studies (5 obras) · Poverty, Education, and Child Welfare (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Work (physics (4 obras) · Business (3 obras) · Care work (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras)