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TYPE OF EMPLOYMENT dWOMEN’S EARNINGSCOMPARED TO THEIRSPOUSES EARNINGS d% notemployed% employedbut with no payWomen Men More Less% employed with pay(either cash, cash & inkind, in kind only)% notemployed% employedbut with nopay% employed withpay (either cash,cash & in kind, inkind only)(%)About thesame asspouseISOCOUNTRYCODE Ψ31.7 3.0 65.3 0.4 5.0 94.6 2.8 76.1 5.8 STP34.2 25.3 40.5 .. .. .. 3.8 92.6 1.5 SEN.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. SYC10.2 53.9 35.9 2.9 46.7 50.4 5.0 84.9 7.1 SLE.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. SOM.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ZAF.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. SSD.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. SDN58.2 3.4 38.4 41.6 4.7 53.7 6.7 57.8 2.9 SWZ.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. TGO19.8 30.7 49.5 1.7 24.9 73.4 10.5 69.1 13.6 UGA9.0 63.9 27.1 2.7 39.1 58.2 7.0 64.7 21.1 TZA31.8 36.6 31.6 3.7 36.2 60.1 8.8 65.3 19.6 ZMB67.1 1.3 31.6 35.6 10.3 54.1 12.2 54.7 24.3 ZWENotes:“..” indicates that data are not available.Ψ ISO country code refers to the three letter standard for the representation of names of countries published by the International Organization for Standardization.a. This indicator is calculated as follows: ∑(female in poor households)⁄(∑(male in poor households)/∑(female in all households)⁄(∑(male in all households). Values above 103 indicate that womenare overly represented in the poorest quintile. Values below 97 indicate that men are overly represented in the poorest quintile. Values between 97 and 103 indicate parity. ‘Poorest households’refers to the bottom 20 per cent of households, using the wealth asset index in Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) and Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys (MICS).b. Data refer to women and men aged 20-59.c. The indicator is calculated as follows: (∑(‘female-only’ household in lowest quintile)⁄(∑(total households in lowest quintile))/(∑(All ‘female-only’ households)⁄(∑(All households)). ‘Female-only’household refers to households with no male adults. The indicator represents the likelihood of ‘female-only’ households being among the poorest. Values above 103 indicate that ‘female-only’households are overly represented in the poorest quintile. Values below 97 indicate that ‘female-only’ households are underrepresented in the poorest quintile. Values between 97 and 103indicate that the share of ‘female-only’ households in the poorest quintile is proportional to their overall share in the entire sample. ‘Poorest households’ refers to the bottom 20 per cent ofhouseholds, using the wealth asset index in DHS and MICS.d. Data refer to the population aged 20 to 49.e. Primary includes non-standard and standard curriculum.f. Primary includes semi-literate, elementary and preparatory.g. Excludes Khalwa.257