SOCIAL WELFARE
activities, and their pattern of participation in various aspects of life such as housework, voluntary work, and cultural, recreational/sports and social activities. The different time use patterns of the two genders were quantified and analysed and the results were released in August.
Another survey completed during the year found that the publicity and public education campaign undertaken by the Women's Commission had significantly increased public awareness of its work.
In order to achieve the maximum impact on society, the commission has developed a 'Framework of Collaboration' with substantive input from women's groups and interested parties. The commission will step up collaboration with the non- governmental sector in promoting the realisation of women's full potential and elimination of gender prejudices, and striving for a more prosperous and better future for all.
Home Pages
Health, Welfare and Food Bureau: http://www.hwfb.gov.hk
Social Welfare Department: http://www.info.gov.hk/swd
Women's Commission: http://www.women.gov.hk
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