2017
DOI: 10.18356/e4910022-es
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Planificación urbana y del transporte a partir de relaciones de interdependencia y movilidad del cuidado

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“…Consequently, women take more, shorter trips during one journey in what is otherwise known as "trip chaining" (ITDP, 2018;Greed, 2018). Thus, women rarely travel alone because they travel with parcels or goods, children, or the elderly, which connotes an additional burden as women, in general, tend to walk and rely on public transportation more than men (ITDP, 2018;Jirón, 2017;Sheller, 2018;Soto Villagrán, 2018). City infrastructure such as sidewalks, bus stops, and buses are rarely in the best condition presenting an additional burden -or an organizational and physical barrier, outlined in detail in another section below -for women to fulfill their ascribed gendered roles and productive tasks (ITDP, 2018).…”
Section: Gender and Mobilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Consequently, women take more, shorter trips during one journey in what is otherwise known as "trip chaining" (ITDP, 2018;Greed, 2018). Thus, women rarely travel alone because they travel with parcels or goods, children, or the elderly, which connotes an additional burden as women, in general, tend to walk and rely on public transportation more than men (ITDP, 2018;Jirón, 2017;Sheller, 2018;Soto Villagrán, 2018). City infrastructure such as sidewalks, bus stops, and buses are rarely in the best condition presenting an additional burden -or an organizational and physical barrier, outlined in detail in another section below -for women to fulfill their ascribed gendered roles and productive tasks (ITDP, 2018).…”
Section: Gender and Mobilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the burden of unpaid labor is not equally distributed among women; it is based on numerous factors, including socioeconomic considerations. Women in households with lower incomes spend more time doing unpaid labor due to a lack of material resources, representing an opportunity cost directly related to the activities that cannot be undertaken, such as finding remunerated work, or improving working conditions (Jirón, 2017).…”
Section: Gender and Mobilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
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