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15 November 2020

Op-ed: Are female-headed households more affected by the pandemic?

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Op-ed: Are female-headed households more affected by the pandemic?

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Dr. Sharifa Noaman Al Emadi, Executive Director of Doha International Family Institute (DIFI), a QF member, writes about women in the Arab world taking on larger share of unpaid work, and the struggles of finding adequate work-life balance

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