Empowering Baluch Migrant Women through Handicraft Industries: A Path to Sustainable Development
This qualitative study of Baluch migrant women in Mashhad, Iran, argues that while traditional handicrafts offer a pathway to economic empowerment, sustainable development requires multi-level interventions addressing patriarchal constraints, digital exclusion, and exploitative market structures through the establishment of community-based cooperative centers.
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