Time Use Survey in India Presented by: Pratima Gupta

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Time Use Survey in India

Presented by:

Pratima Gupta

Assistant Director

CBHI, Dte. GHS, MoHFW

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Time Use Survey

The data collected using time-use approach provide comprehensive description of lifestyle of individuals, in terms of how they spend their time in different human activities.

Time-use statistics essentially comprise of Data on time spent by individuals–

On all forms of remunerated and unremunerated ‘economic work’

On work not considered ‘economic’ and

Other human activities.

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TUS – Earlier Attempts in India

The initial efforts of conducting time use survey in

India, go back to as early as 1970s

In 1983, the National Council of Applied Economic

Research (NCAER) conducted a time-allocation study on a sub-sample of Employment and Unemployment

Survey conducted in the 38th Round (1983) of the

National Sample Survey Organisation (NSSO).

A pilot survey on time-use was also conducted by the Directorate of Economics & Statistics,

Government of Tamil Nadu during 1996.

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TUS in 1998

The Central Statistical Organisation (CSO),

Government of India, conducted a Time Use

Survey in 1998-1999

It was a pilot survey and was conducted in six states viz., Kerala, Meghalaya, Haryana, Madhya

Pradesh, Orissa and Gujarat.

In this survey, fairly detailed data were collected on time spent on non-market productive activities, particularly the extended SNA activities, and on purely non-economic activities, besides economic activities.

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TUS in 1998 – 1999 was mainly conducted with a view :-

To assess the contribution of the women & men in the national economy through unpaid household work

To study the gender discrimination in household activities

As -

Household unpaid work - unaccounted & unrecognized

Mostly performed by women

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Time Use Survey 1998-1999

About 18600 households spread over six

States ( Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat,

Orissa, Tamil Nadu and Meghalaya) were covered

The data was collected from each member of the selected household aged 6 years and above about the activities he/ she has done during last 24 hours

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The days in a week were categorized as normal, weekly variant and abnormal

The entire survey was spread over four subrounds of three months each to take care of the effect of seasonality

The tables generated give the weekly average time spent in different types of activities according to various background characteristics like age, sex, place of residence, level of education, economic activity status

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ACTIVITY CLASSIFICATION

 To capture the individual response on the time use pattern

 All the activities to be categorized into activities pertaining to System of National Accounts

(SNA), Extended SNA and Non-SNA.

 A new classification was developed for that survey

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 The activities were grouped into following categories:

 SNA ( Productive and Economic) Activities

 I. Primary production activities

 II. Secondary activities

 III. Trade, business and services

 Extended SNA Activities

 IV. Household maintenance, management and shopping for own households

 V.

Care for children, the sick, elderly and disabled for own household

 VI. Community services and help to other households

 Non-SNA Activities

 VII. Learning

 VIII.Social and cultural activities, mass media etc.

 IX.Personal care and self maintenance

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Table. Weekly average time (in hours) spent on various activities

(All); Combined States

Rural Urban Total

Activities

Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total

SNA 42.31

22.53

32.72

41.06

9.16

25.77

41.96

18.72

30.75

Extended SNA 3.74

33.95

18.40

3.44

36.44

19.26

3.65

34.63

18.69

Non-SNA 121.98 111.50 116.89 123.47 122.44 123.03 122.42 114.58 118.62

Total 168.03 167.98 168.01 167.97 168.04 168.06 168.03 167.93 168.06

Note : The figure of total time for each may not be exactly equal to 168 due to effect of rounding.

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Table Weekly average time (in hours) spent on work (Including activities like household maintenance, care of children, sick, elderly and community services)

States Male Female Percentage contribution

Haryana

Madhya Pradesh

Gujarat

Tamil Nadu

Orissa

Meghalaya

Combined States

39.71

46.5

46.82

44.59

45.73

53.1

45.61

52.32

55.64

56.68

52.77

49.43

60.86

53.35

56.85

54.47

54.76

54.2

51.94

53.4

53.91

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Table. Statewise weekly average time (in hours ) spent in household maintenance, management and shopping for own household by age, and

Age(Years)

Haryana sex (Participants)

States

Madhya-

Pradesh Gujarat Orissa

Tamil

Nadu Meghalaya

Combined states

6 to 14

15 to 59

Male

Female

Total

Male

Female

Total

Male

60 and above Female

Total

Total

Male

Female

Total

3.31

5.66

7.27

3.25

4.74

8.13

14.78

14.68

13.55

9.58

6.99

11.46

12.57

10.19

7.93

5.48

6.69

6.29

8.49

6.25

33.8

38.76

41.58

40.02 33.25

26.13

26.14

32.38

29.68 25.73

8.58

8.16

8.58

9.13

8.1

23.07

27.37

28.72

25.67 24.36

19.77

19.26

22.97

19.73

18.4

5.42

6.69

6.59

7.96

6.31

30.31

35.33

37.48

36.22 31.05

23.73

24.1

29.29

26.9 23.88

6.92

9.05

8.36

7.14

33.27

22.83

8.1

26.88

16.24

7.17

29.99

20.92

5.32

13.01

10.53

6.76

37.61

27.91

8.38

26.24

19.89

6.73

34.38

25.59

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Weekly average time ( in hours ) spent in household maintenance, management and shopping for own household by education level and sex ( Participants); Combined States

Educational Level Male Female Total

Illiterate

Literate Below Primary

Primary

Middle

Secondary

Higher Secondary

Graduate and Above

7.81

6.89

6.58

6.49

6.07

6.18

5.44

34.16

32.71

34.02

35.45

37.14

35.50

33.90

29.05

23.07

24.17

24.18

24.29

22.74

18.37

Total 6.73

34.38

25.59

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Table. Statewise weekly average time (in hours ) spent in care for children, sick, elderly and Disabled for own household by age, sex and marital status

( Participants )

Age(Years)

Haryana

States

Madhya-

Pradesh Gujarat Orissa

Tamil

Nadu Meghalaya

Combined states

6 to 14

Male

Female

Total

3.62

13.4

7.29

6.99

5.28

7.08

12.91

11.39

12.41

5.49

5.97

13.1

9.75

11.27

5.4

14.53

17.64

16.6

9.25

11.17

10.47

15 to 59

Male

Female

Total

Male

60 and above Female

Total

Total

Male

Female

Total

5.54

13.03

10.89

12.92

13.62 11.95

11.39

13.08

10.58

9.44

12.58

10.24

9.96

7.05

18.15

16.89

15.94

16.33 10.57

17.02

15.11

13.36

14.3

9.07

5.87

5.35

5.85

9.48

5.33

9.46

11.21

6.88

6.23

9.42

5.46

13.08

11.37

12.98

13.7 11.61

11.46

10.14

10.69

12.61

9.67

5.88

12.5

10.29

7.53

12.38

10.14

6.92

13.08

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6.12

12.29

10.54

9.44

15.34

13.22

6.65

12.38

10.69

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THANKS

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