Editing Informality in Haiti
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'''What motivates members of this group?''' | '''What motivates members of this group?''' | ||
The "Madan Sara" are themselves most of the time farmers' wives or single mothers from rural communities. As such, they bear the responsibility to provide food to the household and to pay the school fees for their kids. Without minimizing the role of the men, the "Madan Sara" are both managers and key to the success of the households. Here in Haiti, what is considered to be successful households is when the parents raise their kids in way that they finish their classical schools and enter universities to gain diplomas | The "Madan Sara" are themselves most of the time farmers' wives or single mothers from rural communities. As such, they bear the responsibility to provide food to the household and to pay the school fees for their kids. Without minimizing the role of the men, the "Madan Sara" are both managers and key to the success of the households. Here in Haiti, what is considered to be successful households is when the parents raise their kids in way that they finish their classical schools and enter universities to gain diplomas and to very responsible adults. | ||
===Extrinsic perceptions and motivations=== | ===Extrinsic perceptions and motivations=== |