Table 2 Indicator adequacy criteria.
From: Deconstructing leisure time and workload: case of women bean producers in Kenya
| Indicator | Adequacy criteria |
|---|---|
| An individual is considered adequate/ empowered if | |
| Input in production decisions | (S)he participates (or feels they can give Input) in at least two types of production decisions |
| Autonomy in production decisions | Their actions with regard to agricultural production are motivated by their values rather than by fear of disapproval or coercion |
| Ownership of assets | They own (solely or jointly with others) at least one major asset or two minor assets |
| Purchase/sale/transfer of assets | They have at least one type of right to buy, sell, or transfer assets within the household |
| Access to and decisions on credit | They have access to credit and can make at least one decision regarding borrowing or use of credit |
| Control over the use of income | One has Input on decisions regarding the use of income that (s)he participated in earning, provided such Input is not on minor household purchases |
| Group member | They have active membership in at least one social or economic group |
| Workload | They did not work for more than 10.5 h in the previous 24 h |
| Leisure | They do not express any level of dissatisfaction with their available time for leisure activities, i.e., scored ≥ 5 on a scale of 1–10 |