Globally, 260 million women and men produce goods or provide services from in or around their homes: 86 per cent (224 million) are in developing and emerging countries and 14 per cent (35 million) in developed countries.
Nearly two-thirds of the world’s home-based workers are in Asia & the Pacific and well over half (57 per cent) are women. This brief presents statistics on the numbers of home-based workers and their share of employment by geographic regions and country income groups, the characteristics of their work (industry sector, occupation and status in employment) as well as their personal characteristics (educations and hours of work).
To read the report: click here
Disclaimer: Except for articles published on Blog Tadamon and the content of the resource pages, all materials on this website, including their respective photographs, are indexed from their original sources. All rights remain with the respective copyright holders.
Comments are closed, but trackbacks and pingbacks are open.