A large-scale study of the economic and social situation of women living in rural areas, their access to rights and services, decision-making processes and gender dimensions.
Economic position is only one dimension of the living conditions of rural women.
In the Rural Women study, access to rights, gender, decision-making mechanisms, social vulnerability and rural development were assessed alongside economic position. The study used a mixed design combining quantitative and qualitative methods.
What it taught us
Complex social problems have no single indicator. Their different dimensions have to be measured together.
UNICEF
ILO / İŞKUR
Sample size: 4,800 young people
ILO / İŞKUR
