PROGRAM, DOCUMENTS AND AUDIO
Saturday, October 1 |
WELCOME
AND INTRODUCTORY REMARKS |
Welcome Audio
WELCOME BY: Dimitri
Papadimitriou, The Levy Economics Institute of Bard
College
Aster Zaoude, United
Nations Development Programme
Diane Elson, The Levy
Economics Institute of Bard College |
SESSION
1 |
WHY IS UNPAID WORK IMPORTANT FOR DEVELOPMENT POLICY?
Session
1 Audio CHAIR: Aster
Zaoude, United Nations Development Programme
SPEAKER: Indira Hirway,
Centre For Development Alternatives
"Integrating Unpaid Work into Development Policy"
VIEW: Abstract,
Full Text, PowerPoint
SPEAKER: Alfred Latigo,
United Nations Economic Commission for Africa
"A New Round of Time-use Studies for Africa: Measuring Unpaid
Work for Pro-poor Development Policies"
VIEW: Abstract,
Full Text, PowerPoint
SPEAKER: Rebeca Grynspan,
Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean
"Unpaid domestic work: its relevance to economic and
social policies"
VIEW:
PowerPoint
DISCUSSANT: Cecilia
Valdivieso, United Nations Development Programme |
SESSION
2 |
UNPAID WORK, THE CARE ECONOMY, AND THE MDGS
Session
2 Audio (Part I), Session
2 Audio (Part II) CHAIR: Meena
Acharya, Tanka Prasad Acharya Memorial Foundation
SPEAKER: Diane Elson,
The Levy Economics Institute of Bard College
"Unpaid Work, the Millennium Development Goals, and
Capital Accumulation"
VIEW: Abstract, Full
Text, PowerPoint
SPEAKER: Caren Grown,
The Levy Economics Institute of Bard College
"Unpaid Work and the Economy: Gender, Poverty, and
the Millennium Development Goals"
VIEW: Abstract, PowerPoint
DISCUSSANT: Rathin Roy, United
Nations Development Programme |
SESSION
3 |
UNPAID WORK, POVERTY, AND WELL-BEING
Session 3 Audio CHAIR:
Christine Musisi, United
Nations Development Programme
SPEAKER: Marcelo Medeiros,
United Nations Development Programme
"Paid and Unpaid Labor in Developing Countries: an inequalities
in time use approach"
VIEW: Abstract,
Full Text, PowerPoint
SPEAKER: Ajit Zacharias,
The Levy Economics Institute of Bard College
"Household Production and Economic Well-Being"
VIEW: Abstract,
PowerPoint
SPEAKER: Shahra Razavi,
United Nations Research Institute for Social Development
"The Relevance of Women�s Unpaid Work to Social Policy
in Developing Countries"
VIEW: Abstract,
Full Text, PowerPoint
DISCUSSANT: Nilüfer
Çagatay, University of Utah, GEM-IWG |
SESSION
4 |
UNPAID WORK, THE CARE ECONOMY, AND HIV/AIDS
Session
4 Audio CHAIR: Coumba
Mar Gadio, United Nations Development Programme
SPEAKER: Olagoke Akintola,
University of KwaZulu-Natal
"Unpaid HIV/AIDS Care in Southern Africa: Nature, context
and implications"
VIEW: Abstract,
PowerPoint
SPEAKER: Tony Barnett,
London School of Economics
"HIV/AIDS: Cost, Reproduction and Unpaid Labour"
VIEW: Abstract, PowerPoint
DISCUSSANT: Stephanie Urdang,
Development Connections, Inc. |
KEYNOTE
SPEAKER |
Keynote
Audio SPEAKER: Rebeca
Grynspan, Economic Commission for Latin America and the
Caribbean |
Sunday, October 2 |
SESSION
5 |
UNPAID WORK AND EMPLOYMENT STRATEGIES
Session 5 Audio CHAIR:
Bharati Silawal-Giri,
United Nations Development Programme
SPEAKER: Naomi Cassirer,
International Labour Office
"Policy Implications of Unpaid Work: Promoting Gender
Equality through Decent Work
VIEW: Abstract, PowerPoint
SPEAKER: Imraan
Valodia, University of KwaZulu-Natal
"Gender, Employment and Time Use: Some Issues
in South Africa"
VIEW: Arbstact,
Full Text, PowerPoint
SPEAKER: Nanak Kakwani,
United Nations Development Programme
"Occupational Segregation and Gender Discrimination
in the Vietnamese, Thailand, and South African Labor Markets"
VIEW: Abstract,
PowerPoint
DISCUSSANT: Dimitri
Papadimitriou, The Levy Economics Institute of Bard College |
SESSION
6 |
UNPAID WORK, THE CARE ECONOMY, AND INVESTMENT IN INFRASTRUCTURE
Session
6 Audio (Part I), Session
6 Audio (Part II) CHAIR: Maria
S. Floro, American University, GEM-IWG
SPEAKER: Nalini Burn,
Consultant on Unpaid Work, Poverty and Gender Budgeting
"Saving poor women�s and men�s time and metabolic energy:
Conceptual, operational and policy challenges"
VIEW: Abstract, PowerPoint
SPEAKER: Aslihan Kes,
International Center for Research on Women
"Gender and Time Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa"
VIEW: Abstract, PowerPoint
SPEAKER: Lehka Chakraborty,
National Institute of Public Finance and Policy, GEM-IWG
"Public Investment and Unpaid Work in India: Selective
Evidence from Time Use Data"
VIEW: Abstract,
Full Text, PowerPoint
DISCUSSANT: Mark Blackden,
World Bank |
SESSION
7 |
ISSUES IN TIME-USE MEASUREMENT I
Session 7 Audio CHAIR:
Nanak Kakwani, United
Nations Development Programme
SPEAKER: Indira Hirway,
Centre For Development Alternatives
"Measurements Based on Time Use Statistics: Some Issues"
VIEW: Abstract,
Full Text, PowerPoint
SPEAKER: Jacques Charmes,
Institut de Recherche pour le Développement
"Issues in time-use measurement and valuation:
Lessons from African experience on technical and analytical issues"
VIEW: Abstract,
PowerPoint and "Description
of Activities" Sheet
SPEAKER: Meena Acharya,
Tanka Prasad Acharya Memorial Foundation
"Accounting for Women's Work in Censuses in Developing
Countries�Nepal Experience"
VIEW: Abstract,
Full Text, PowerPoint
DISCUSSANT: Joann Vanek,
Women in the Informal Economy; Globalizing and Organizing |
SESSION
8 |
ISSUES IN TIME USE MEASUREMENT II
Session 8 Audio CHAIR:
Marijke Velzeboer-Salcedo,
United Nations Development Fund for Women
SPEAKER: Valeria Esquivel,
Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento, GEM-IWG
"Time Use Surveys in LA: approaches and methods"
VIEW: Abstract,
PowerPoint
SPEAKER: Hrachya Petrosyan,
State Council on Statistics, Armenia
"Unpaid Work and gender inequality in Armenia"
VIEW: Full Text, PowerPoint
SPEAKER: Maria S. Floro,
American University, GEM-IWG
"Time Use and The Significance of Overlapping Activities"
VIEW: Abstract, Full
Text and Tables,
PowerPoint
DISCUSSANT: Hyunsub Kum,
The Levy Economics Institute of Bard College |
KEYNOTE
SPEAKER |
"BEYOND THE MARKET: ACCOUNTING FOR CARE WORK"
Keynote
Audio
SPEAKER: Nancy Folbre,
University of Massachusetts - Amherst
VIEW: Abstract,
PowerPoint |
Monday, October 3 |
SESSION
9 |
ISSUES IN ACCOUNTING FOR UNPAID
WORK
Session 9 Audio CHAIR:
Caren Grown, The
Levy Economics Institute of Bard College
SPEAKER: Barbara Fraumeni,
University of Southern Maine
"Nonmarket Accounts: An Essential Element"
VIEW: Abstract,
Full Text, PowerPoint
SPEAKER: Monica Orozco,
Ministry of Social Development, Mexico
"Time use: the economic contribution of Mexican women"
VIEW: Abstract,
PowerPoint
SPEAKER: Eugenia Gómez Luna, Instituto
Nacional de Estadística, Geografía e Informática
"Unpaid work and the System of National Accounts"
VIEW: PowerPoint
DISCUSSANT: Ajit Zacharias,
The Levy Economics Institute of Bard College
PRESENTATION
OF STUDENT PROJECTS
Audio
Full Text of Materials
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INTRODUCED BY: Aster
Zaoude, United Nations Development Programme
CHAIR: Alfred Latigo,
United Nations Economic Commission for Africa
SPEAKER: Graziano
Graziussi, Columbia University, New York
"Costing the Care Economy"
SPEAKERS: Gabriel
Bonnet Brunnich and Danielle
Simone Vacarr, The Institute of Political Science, Paris
"The challenges in integrating unpaid work into economic
policy in lower and middle-income countries: Focus on Benin"
VIEW: Full Text, PowerPoint |
SESSION
10 |
INCLUDING UNPAID WORK IN ECONOMIC MODELING
Session
10 Audio CHAIR: Martha
Melesse, International Development Research Center
SPEAKER: Rania Antonopoulos,
The Levy Economics Institute of Bard College
"Including unpaid work in modeling"
VIEW: Abstract,
Full Text,
PowerPoint
SPEAKER: Marzia Fontana,
University of Sussex
"Unpaid household work and CGE models: strengths and
limitations"
VIEW: Abstract,
PowerPoint
DISCUSSANT: Hamidou Poufon,
Ministry of Economy and Finance, Cameroon |
PARALLEL
ROUND TABLE SESSIONS |
GROUP 1: UNPAID WORK AND ECONOMIC POLICY
IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN
DISCUSSION LEADERS:
Rebeca Grynspan,
Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean
Marijke Velzeboer-Salcedo,
United Nations Development Fund for Women
GROUP 2: UNPAID WORK AND ECONOMIC POLICY IN AFRICA
DISCUSSION LEADERS:
Alfred Latigo,
United Nations Economic Commission for Africa
Hamidou Poufon, Ministry
of Economy and Finance, Cameroon
GROUP 3: UNPAID WORK AND ECONOMIC POLICY IN ASIA AND THE PACIFIC
DISCUSSION LEADERS:
Indira Hirway, Centre
For Development Alternatives
Meena Acharya, Tanka
Prasad Acharya Memorial Foundation |
CLOSING
REMARKS AND WRAP UP SESSION |
Audio
CHAIR: Diane Elson, The
Levy Economics Institute of Bard College
- REPORTING OF THE PARALLEL SESSIONS
- ROUND TABLE: THE WAY FORWARD: POLICY AND
RESEARCH AGENDA
DISCUSSANTS:
Indira Hirway, Centre
For Development Alternatives
Jacques Charmes, Institut
de Recherche pour le Développement
Aster Zaoude, United
Nations Development Programme
Rebeca Grynspan, Economic
Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean |
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