This paper examines the effect of rainfall variability on people’s time allocation using weekly household survey data sourced from rural Zambia. The data collection period was November 2007 to November 2009, during which an extremely heavy rainfall occurred. Changes in time allocation are examined among various activities using time use data from a weekly household survey. The data show that people worked longer hours after the heavy rainfall. These results were robust for activity categories, gender, and comparisons between children and adults.和文のものは、英文の報告の内容を要約したものとなってい
