With the support of United Nations Women, the National Statistics Office of Georgia has released Georgia’s first-ever Time Use Survey, highlighting data about the time spent on various activities by the population of the country.
In terms of time spent on activities, the biggest difference between women and men was observed in unpaid domestic services, Geostat said, with women spending 4.9 times more time per day than men on the tasks.
In the case of employment and related activities, the picture was the opposite – the average time spent by men in the category was 1.9 times higher than the same indicator for women.
In total, 3,680 households were selected for the survey by random sampling across the country. The survey included individuals aged 15 and above who, in their time use diaries, described the activities they conducted over 10-minute intervals for two preassigned full days.
The survey took place between 2020 and 2021 and was based on Eurostat and United Nations Organisation’s methodological guidelines, Geostat said.