On average, Moroccan women spend almost five hours a day on domestic tasks (cooking, housework, shopping, childcare, etc.). They account for over 90% of the total time spent on domestic tasks by all men and women. This unpaid work represents indispensable services that contribute to the material well-being of individuals and households, without appearing in national production as measured by gross domestic product (GDP). Hence the need to measure this domestic production in order to ...