A day in the life of a rural woman

A day in the life of a rural woman Cover

Author(s)/editor(s)

Altyn Kapalova

This brochure provides an insight into the everyday lives of rural women, who, despite the difficult circumstances of rural life, work hard to improve their lives as well as of those around them. The brochure draws together stories of strong and inspirational rural women, who, with confidence and determination, changed their lives for the better.

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Meriza Emilbekova, Communications and Advocacy Specialist, UN Women Kyrgyzstan, meriza.emilbekova@unwomen.org

Bibliographic information

Geographic coverage: Europe and Central Asia Kyrgyzstan

Subject areas: Economic empowerment Employment Migration Poverty Rural development Rural women

Resource type(s): Brochures Infographics Impact stories Best practices

UN Women office publishing: Kyrgyzstan Country Office

Publication year

2017

Number of pages

41

Publishing entity/ies: United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women) Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) World Food Programme (WFP) International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD)

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