ABSTRACT

The study carried out tends to analyze district Quetta as case study towards understanding dynamics concerning local women with a gradual change on social aspects based on the skills they may employ at traditional embroidery to reorganize their traditional strength reducing economic dependency for better social inclusion. Access to education, communication and interlinkages through various social/ communication facilities has helped shape environment thoroughly conducive for the likelihood to initiate their role in society with new social status or image along with loud massage for the male counter parts to accept women with different approach towards participation as was considered some decades earlier despite being surrounded by tribal male dominated society that used to be rigid for any change for this very purpose. As per the nature of the study quantitative research approached were adopted for the study. Snowball sampling was used for collecting the primary data from the targeted populations. The data were analyzed by using the statistical approaches. The result of the study revealed that, apart from social constraints economic factors too contributed including poor purchasing power effecting choice reflected on decisions as well for factors of production and expensed assumed to be incurred while streamlining the process flow until final earning for women. Furthermore, they are exploited in rural communities and extremely vulnerable to the poverty incidence lacking input factors, social restriction on mobility and access to market linkages including gender based discrimination. Keywords: Traditional embroidery, economic dependency, social inclusion, purchasing power, Input factors, process flow, market linkages

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https://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2019/8.4.4678