Role of Women in the Sustainable Development in theContext of Bangladesh
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This study has examined the role of women in the sustainable development in different sectors of economic progress in Bangladesh. To examine the role of women in sustainable development, this paper has attempted to make an investigation into their participation level in parliaments, employment, labor force market, and domestic activities particularly. This paper has also analyzed women‘s contributions in the mentioned fields. A mixed method research approach has been used in this study for collecting and analyzing data. This paper is based on the information obtained from two different sources, documents and questionnaire survey. Twenty participants from government and non-government sectors for survey questionnaire have been selected as the respondents in this study. Main data of this study have been collected from document analysis of women‘s participation in social development activities in Bangladesh. Supporting data of this study have been collected through survey questionnaire. Documentary and survey questionnaire data of this study have been presented by using graph and analyzed descriptively. Survey questionnaire data of this study have been analyzed using the SPSS 23.0 for windows. And the descriptive statistics have been used to analyze the responses of the selected participants of this study. Quantitative analyses included numerical number, amount, percentage, frequency counts, etc.
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