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In page Tahrunessa Abdullah:

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From the beginning Abdullah and her colleagues found "misinformation about rural women ... to be extraordinarily pervasive and persistent".[1] The most fundamental area of misinformation concerned the daily activities of the women. Researchers who questioned male villagers about women had been told they work at "nothing" and know "nothing".[2] Rural women were consequently perceived by all levels of society as ignorant, superstitious and without much work except cooking, cleaning and childbearing.[citation needed] Since the urban elite responsible for economic planning was given to understand that women did no agricultural work (and certainly most appear in the fields only under conditions of the most desperate poverty), women were consistently omitted from planning objectives.[3]