92 per cent of Moroccan women tangled in housework compared to 24 per cent of men, claims report

Despite efforts to promote gender equality in Moroccan society traditional beliefs dominate at home. According to Morocco's High Commissioner for Planning, 92 per cent of women are engaged in housework compared to 24 per cent of males.

HCP's study investigates the growth of social connections in terms of time utilisation
According to the HCP survey, women spend four hours and seventeen minutes daily on home duties, while males spend 38 minutes. Women spend three hours and 51 minutes on housekeeping, while males spend five minutes on cooking, cleaning, and laundry.


In data distribution, HCP's research indicates that urban women spend four hours and 40 minutes on housework, while rural women spend four hours and 43 minutes.


The amount of time women spend on housework varies according to socioeconomic standing. Homemakers spend four hours and 36 minutes on housekeeping. According to sociodemographic data, 92 per cent of women do housework compared to 24 per centof males nationally, 26 per cent in urban regions, and 22 per cent in rural areas.

The average time spent on kids under 15 to school is six minutes per day, with women (27 per cent) participating, 7 per cent more than men (20 per cent). According to the report's statistics, both couples accept the unequal allocation of home tasks; 87 per cent of men and 85 per cent of women are content, with 11 per cent and 12 per cent being reasonably satisfied.

FAQs:

1. How much time do working and single women devote to household chores?
   Working and single women spend three hours and seventeen minutes and two hours and fifty-two minutes, respectively.
2. How much time do men and women spend on administrative activities, shopping, paying bills?
   Males spend an average of 33 minutes daily on housekeeping, while women spend 26 minutes.