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Asunto:[generourban] (Fwd) GUATEMALA CITY : Focus on Working Women and Childcare
Fecha:Sabado, 18 de Octubre, 2003  20:21:29 (+0200)
Autor:PO M.C . Lacoste <anne @.........net>

GUATEMALA CITY: 
A FOCUS ON WORKING WOMEN AND CHILDCARE 
Author(s): IFPRI (City Profiles) 
Produced by: International Food Policy Research Institute 
(IFPRI) (2003) 
This paper assesses the problems that female headed household face in terms of 
employment and childcare in Guatemala, and examines the impact of a public 
daycare programme on their employment opportunities and the nutrition of their 
children. Findings: * the number of urban women who work for an income in 
Guatemala increased to 28% in 1999, 20% more than at the beginning of the 
decade. Working mothers are more likely than non-working mothers to be of 
indigenous ethnicity * 63% of urban Guatemalan women hold jobs in the informal 
sector where they work in petty trading, domestic service, tortilla shops and 
other eateries * working mothers rely heavily on informal childcare, however the

availability of informal care is limited for many women, particularly those who 
have migrated from rural areas and thus left behind their extended family and 
other easily accessible informal caregivers * the limited availability of 
childcare options is thought to be one of the reasons why women in many urban 
areas suffer higher rates of unemployment than male household heads, and the 
reason for limited chances to take advantage of the better paying jobs in the 
growing formal sector, where children cannot accompany their mothers to work * a

quarter of the children of the working mothers surveyed in Guatemala City were 
in formal daycare, the overwhelming majority of which were privately run, and 
thus relatively expensive The government sponsored Hogares Comunitarios (Public 
Daycare) program aims to address the childcare needs of poor women as well as 
the levels of malnutrition and lack of preschool attention received by the 
poorest children in the city. The report finds that the program reaches its 
targeted population: families of working parents with few resources and 
particularly families where mothers are the main income-earner. It has also had 
significant impact of the program on the diets of participating children. Policy

implications: * given the important contribution of public child care in 
enabling mothers to work and their children to be well cared for, the Hogares 
Communitarios program has proven itself worthy of expansion * reducing barriers 
to obtaining employment is crucial for helping to lift women and their families 
in the urban slums of Guatemala out of poverty * access to reliable and 
affordable daycare can enable mothers to work in settings not compatible with 
caring for their kids and often in higher paying work * increasing the 
availability of subsidised formal daycare in poor urban areas is a viable 
option, which can increase the labor participation rates of women and ensure 
safe and reliable childcare for preschoolers Available online at: 
http://www.ifpri.org/themes/mp14/profiles/guatemalacity.pdf 
 
______________________ 
 
Marie-Christine LACOSTE, CNRS, Information Scientifique 
Coordinadora de "RUMBOS" 
Lista de Informacion Cientifica y Red de Investigadores 
sobre y de America Latina - Ciencias Sociales y Humanas - 
Idiomas de la Lista : Espanol, Frances, Ingles, Portugues 
 
UMS, Maison de la Recherche, Université de Toulouse-le-Mirail 
5, Allées Antonio Machado - 31058 Toulouse Cedex 9 (France) 
Tél : (33) (0)5 61 50 43 08 
e.mail : lacoste  @   univ-tlse2.fr 
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