Table 2.

Activity card titles and descriptions

Activities	Description
Eating	Time spent eating meals, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Do not include time spent preparing food.
Preparing food or coffee	Time spent preparing food, including baking injera and bread, roasting cereals, and preparing coffee ceremonies.
Collecting water	Time spent collecting water, including the time spent walking from the house to the water source, the time spent waiting to fill the container, and the time spent walking home.
Collecting firewood	Time spent collecting firewood. This includes the time spent walking from the house to the area where you collect and back.
Household chores	Time spent on chores you do at home, like sweeping, washing dishes and utensils, tidying, collecting dung, and working with animal dung. Do not include time spent cooking or preparing food.
Caring for children	Time spent caring for children, including breastfeeding, bathing children, dressing children, but does not include time spent caring for sick children
Going to the market	Time spent traveling to the market and back, as well as time spent at the market.
Agricultural work and farming	Time spent for farming work including plowing, sowing, weeding, harvesting, and hoeing.
Caring for animals	Time spent taking animals to graze or drink.
Other work	Time spent on other physical work like repairing houses, fences, or building shelters.
Coffee, social, or religious gatherings	Time spent socializing, attending coffee ceremonies, attending Idura and Ikubb meetings, going to church, attending funerals, and relaxing by yourself.
Washing and bathing	Time spent bathing and washing your own clothes or body. If you wash at the river or spring, include the time spent walking there and back.
Sanitation, including time spent defecating	Time spent defecating. This includes time spent walking to find a suitable spot and walking home for open defecation. Do not include if it was part of another trip (i.e., collecting firewood or water, working in the fields).
Visiting or caring for the sick, including individuals that may have been ill	Time spent caring for people in your household who are sick, or any time spent visiting a health clinic, including the time traveling to the clinic and back home.
Playing (for children <15)	Time spent on games and fun activities, playing with other children.

^aMeetings where community members meet to deposit money for funerals or other life expenses

^bMeetings where community members meet every Sunday to deposit and collect money on a turn-by-turn basis