VOICED : Sisters doing it for themselves in Tajikistan

In conservative Tajikistan, women are increasingly pursuing vocational training in plumbing to fill the gap left by men who have migrated abroad for work. This shift is driven by economic necessity and the desire for self-reliance, as many families rely on remittances from abroad. Despite social challenges and traditional gender roles, women are taking on jobs traditionally held by men. The increase in female recruits in vocational training centers reflects this change. The video highlights the potential for women to address unemployment issues and contribute to the economy.

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