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A study on intra-household labor distribution and role of women in family decision making process was conducted over a period of 3 months with respect to sample 1 (S-1) single family with two children (children age around 12 years), sample 2 (S-2) joint family with husband and wife, brother-sister, father mother and children, sample 3 (S-3) joint family, husband-wife, brother-sister, father-mother and children (with primary education in any one).Total 30 families (10 from each sample) were assessed in terms of labor distribution in productive, reproductive, community & other works, role of women in family decision making process and work load after joining in to SHABGE-DFID project. Male members from all samples were spent more time in productive works and they have negligible role in reproductive works. The female members were spent more time in reproductive works. They were also spent remarkable time in productive works and little bit in community works. The female members from sample 1 were spent more time for various works in a day than other samples. The female members in sample 3 were spent less time than other samples and it is due to their consciousness (for their primary education). Among all the samples workload increased after joining in SHABGE-DFID project. They were managed this work load by taking help from husband and children (incase of sample 2&3). After joining in the SHABGE-DFID project 50% female from sample (1&2) were took part in family decision making process i.e. they were involved in family decision making process actively. After completion of the project the family members would be aware about their individual role and women could be take part in family decision making process more actively.

Intra Household Labour Distribution and Role of Women in Family Decision Making Process