European Time Use Survey (ETUS)

The European Time Use Survey (ETUS) is a comprehensive study conducted across European countries that tracks how people allocate their time throughout a typical day. It collects detailed information on activities such as work, leisure, household chores, and rest, providing insights into daily life, social behaviors, and economic patterns. By analyzing this data, policymakers and researchers can better understand societal trends, work-life balance, and resource distribution, helping to inform policies aimed at improving quality of life and social cohesion across Europe.