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The survey was designed based on recommendations and findings from Takamol’s WEP Conference held in October 2016. The survey listed 17 statements and asked respondents to reply using “Strongly agree/Agree/Disagree/Strongly disagree” in addition to demographical questions on sex, age, marital status, work status, educational status and governorate. |
https://data.usaid.gov/Human-Rights/Dataset-1-USAID_Takamol_Jordan_National_SMS_Survey/wpez-qqua |
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21 |
These surveys posed questions that came up during the Women's Economic Participation conference in 2016 related to women's access to financial services and targeted only women, but responses received by men were used to identify any gender differences. Women respondents agreed with statements supporting women’s equal access to opportunities, including equal wages, the ability to work in more than care-giving sectors, and working after marriage and/or having children. Nearly 75 percent of women respondents agreed that financial obligations are men’s responsibilities in Jordan’s religion and culture. |
https://data.usaid.gov/Human-Rights/Dataset-2-USAID_Takamol_Jordan_National_SMS_Survey/qt5v-smey |
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21 |
These surveys posed questions that came up during the Women's Economic Participation conference in 2016 related to women's access to financial services and targeted only women, but responses received by men were used to identify any gender differences. Women respondents agreed with statements supporting women’s equal access to opportunities, including equal wages, the ability to work in more than care-giving sectors, and working after marriage and/or having children. Nearly 75 percent of women respondents agreed that financial obligations are men’s responsibilities in Jordan’s religion and culture. |
https://datahub.usaid.gov/Human-Rights/Dataset-2-USAID_Takamol_Jordan_National_SMS_Survey/qt5v-smey |
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21 |
The survey was designed based on recommendations and findings from Takamol’s WEP Conference held in October 2016. The survey listed 17 statements and asked respondents to reply using “Strongly agree/Agree/Disagree/Strongly disagree” in addition to demographical questions on sex, age, marital status, work status, educational status and governorate. |
https://datahub.usaid.gov/Human-Rights/Dataset-1-USAID_Takamol_Jordan_National_SMS_Survey/wpez-qqua |