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The rapid and widespread of COVID-19 has caused severe multifaceted effects on society but differently in women and men, thereby preventing the achievement of gender equality (the 5th sustainable development goal of the United Nations). This study, using data of 355 teleworkers collected in Hanoi (Vietnam) during the first social distancing period, aims at exploring how (dis)similar factors associated with the perception and the preference for more home-based telework (HBT) for male teleworkers versus female peers are. The findings show that 56% of female teleworkers compared to 45% of male counterparts had a positive perception of HBT within the social distancing period and 63% of women desired to telework more in comparison with 39% of men post-COVID-19. Work-related factors were associated with the male perception while family-related factors influenced the female perception. There is a difference in the effects of the same variables (age and children in the household) on the perception and the preference for HBT for females. For women, HBT would be considered a solution post-COVID-19 to solve the burden existing pre-COVID-19 and increasing in COVID-19. Considering gender inequality is necessary for the government and authorities to lessen the adverse effects of COVID-19 on the lives of citizens, especially female ones, in developing countries.

The rapid and widespread of COVID-19 has caused severe multifaceted effects on society but differently in women and men, thereby preventing the achievement of gender equality (the 5th sustainable development goal of the United Nations). This study, using data of 355 teleworkers collected in Hanoi (Vietnam) during the first social distancing period, aims at exploring how (dis)similar factors associated with the perception and the preference for more home-based telework (HBT) for male teleworkers versus female peers are. The findings show that 56% of female teleworkers compared to 45% of male counterparts had a positive perception of HBT within the social distancing period and 63% of women desired to telework more in comparison with 39% of men post-COVID-19. Work-related factors were associated with the male perception while family-related factors influenced the female perception. There is a difference in the effects of the same variables (age and children in the household) on the perception and the preference for HBT for females. For women, HBT would be considered a solution post-COVID-19 to solve the burden existing pre-COVID-19 and increasing in COVID-19. Considering gender inequality is necessary for the government and authorities to lessen the adverse effects of COVID-19 on the lives of citizens, especially female ones, in developing countries.

The rapid and widespread of COVID-19 has caused severe multifaceted effects on society but differently in women and men, thereby preventing the achievement of gender equality (the 5th sustainable development goal of the United Nations). This study, using data of 355 teleworkers collected in Hanoi (Vietnam) during the first social distancing period, aims at exploring how (dis)similar factors associated with the perception and the preference for more home-based telework (HBT) for male teleworkers versus female peers are. The findings show that 56% of female teleworkers compared to 45% of male counterparts had a positive perception of HBT within the social distancing period and 63% of women desired to telework more in comparison with 39% of men post-COVID-19. Work-related factors were associated with the male perception while family-related factors influenced the female perception. There is a difference in the effects of the same variables (age and children in the household) on the perception and the preference for HBT for females. For women, HBT would be considered a solution post-COVID-19 to solve the burden existing pre-COVID-19 and increasing in COVID-19. Considering gender inequality is necessary for the government and authorities to lessen the adverse effects of COVID-19 on the lives of citizens, especially female ones, in developing countries.

The rapid and widespread of COVID-19 has caused severe multifaceted effects on society but differently in women and men, thereby preventing the achievement of gender equality (the 5th sustainable development goal of the United Nations). This study, using data of 355 teleworkers collected in Hanoi (Vietnam) during the first social distancing period, aims at exploring how (dis)similar factors associated with the perception and the preference for more home-based telework (HBT) for male teleworkers versus female peers are. The findings show that 56% of female teleworkers compared to 45% of male counterparts had a positive perception of HBT within the social distancing period and 63% of women desired to telework more in comparison with 39% of men post-COVID-19. Work-related factors were associated with the male perception while family-related factors influenced the female perception. There is a difference in the effects of the same variables (age and children in the household) on the perception and the preference for HBT for females. For women, HBT would be considered a solution post-COVID-19 to solve the burden existing pre-COVID-19 and increasing in COVID-19. Considering gender inequality is necessary for the government and authorities to lessen the adverse effects of COVID-19 on the lives of citizens, especially female ones, in developing countries.

En 2010, the Rhône-Alpes region wanted to set up a system for observing and forecasting mobility at the regional level (both quantitative and qualitative in the long term) to establish its choice of transport policy. The implementation of this program requires the mobilization of complementary actions to finalize the methodology, to develop new tools and to implement them during the realization of the survey itself, it is these complementary actions which constitute the object of this convention. They will enable CEREMA to capitalize on the methodology used and to valorize methods useful for the knowledge of regional mobility. ; En 2010, la région Rhône-Alpes souhaitait mettre en place un dispositif d'observation et de prospective de la mobilité à l'échelle régionale (tant quantitatif que qualitatif à terme) pour asseoir ses choix de politique de transport. La mise en oeuvre de ce programme nécessitant la mobilisation d'actions complémentaires pour finaliser la méthodologie, mettre au point de nouveaux outils et les implémenter au cours de la réalisation de l'enquête elle-même, ce sont ces actions complémentaires qui constituent l'objet de cette convention. Elles permettront au CEREMA de capitaliser la méthodologie utilisée et de valoriser les méthodes utiles à la connaissance des mobilités régionales.

En 2010, the Rhône-Alpes region wanted to set up a system for observing and forecasting mobility at the regional level (both quantitative and qualitative in the long term) to establish its choice of transport policy. The implementation of this program requires the mobilization of complementary actions to finalize the methodology, to develop new tools and to implement them during the realization of the survey itself, it is these complementary actions which constitute the object of this convention. They will enable CEREMA to capitalize on the methodology used and to valorize methods useful for the knowledge of regional mobility. ; En 2010, la région Rhône-Alpes souhaitait mettre en place un dispositif d'observation et de prospective de la mobilité à l'échelle régionale (tant quantitatif que qualitatif à terme) pour asseoir ses choix de politique de transport. La mise en oeuvre de ce programme nécessitant la mobilisation d'actions complémentaires pour finaliser la méthodologie, mettre au point de nouveaux outils et les implémenter au cours de la réalisation de l'enquête elle-même, ce sont ces actions complémentaires qui constituent l'objet de cette convention. Elles permettront au CEREMA de capitaliser la méthodologie utilisée et de valoriser les méthodes utiles à la connaissance des mobilités régionales.