Unpaid care work: Why men must share the burden Kenya’s National Care Policy seeks to recognise, reduce and redistribute unpaid domestic and care work. Gender 1 hour ago
UN Women has in recent days been leading a campaign to entrench gender equality in unpaid care work, encouraging men's engagement in the care economy through the redistribution of household tasks such as cooking, cleaning and caring for children or elderly family members.
That is well below the global average, where men still do less than 25 per cent of unpaid domestic and care work.
According to a Kenya National Bureau of Statistics report, The Economic Value of Unpaid Domestic and Care Work in Kenya, women put in 25.
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