Female Household Headship and Their Use of Resources

Previous research on women's leadership and its impact on child welfare One opportunity for economies to achieve long-term economic growth is through human capital investment. Human capital is as simple as we define and corresponds to a table of knowledge or features that one person (born or acquired) contributes to that person's "productivity." As Doyle (2011) pointed out, both the government and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are aware of this well and many people do not provide individuals with little or no welfare (health and education) I will try. Supports human capital investment.

A single mother's family is very important in tackling the feminization of poverty and can be broadly defined as a family with a woman's heart and no mind of men. Single mother has the highest risk of poverty because of lack of income and financial resources. The number of single mothers in the world continues to increase, and the proportion of poor women is getting higher. Single mother is the poorest woman in society, and their children are often at a disadvantage compared to their colleagues. An increase in the number of family women chiefs can take into account a variety of factors. When a man becomes a migrant worker, the woman will become the main caretaker of the family. In developing countries, the number of families of a single parent's mother is increasing due to other factors such as illness and death of her husband.

In order to solve the second problem, in ECLAC research, in order to compare the proportion of households who were household heads of poor women and households of men in households, information on household heads was divided for each gender . The results show that extremely poor family female leaders are more common than non-poor families in most countries in this region. Finally, in order to solve the third problem, information on my income is introduced into the analysis As a measure of economic dependence, women and men can face great risk of poverty. This type of analysis shows that women over the age of 15 do not get their income compared to men and that most of the women without income live in poor families, not non-poor families I will.