Tourism and Eco-Tourism: Women's Potential Must Be Recognized / We Are Following Up on Continued Demographic Support for Sistan and Baluchestan Counties
The Vice President for Women and Family Affairs emphasized revising the mechanisms of demographic support and attention to women's employment in Sistan and Baluchestan in development planning, saying: In Sistan and Baluchestan, cultural diversity, handicrafts, local skills and tourism capacities can create economic opportunities.
Vice President for Women and Family Affairs:
The Vice President for Women and Family Affairs emphasized on revising the population support mechanism and paying attention to the employment of Sistan and Baluchistan women in development planning and said: In Sistan and Baluchistan, cultural diversity, handicrafts, local skills and tourism capacities can provide the basis for creating economic opportunities.
According to Aria's Heritage Reporter, Zahra Behrouz-Azer announced at the "A Day for Sistan and Baluchistan" meeting and the review of the province's development document, which was held on Monday, October 20, 1405, that 18 cities of the country would continue to benefit from the support of the Family and Youth Protection Law. An issue that is important in development planning due to the demographic conditions of some provinces, including Sistan and Baluchistan.
Referring to the change in the number of counties with a fertility rate higher than 2.5, the Vice President for Women and Family Affairs said: At the beginning of the implementation of the law, 44 counties were included in this index, but now their number has decreased to 18 counties. According to him, the change of indicators has caused some cities to be deprived of a number of support and privileges.
Referring to the location of some of these cities in provinces such as Sistan and Baluchistan, Razavi Khorasan and Kurdistan, he announced the government's pursuit of the issue and requested the authorities to accompany them to find a legal solution. According to him, the examination of paths such as presenting a bill to solve this problem is on the agenda.
According to Behrouz Azar, the importance of this issue for development planning is that population policies and the way of distribution of support can affect the opportunities ahead of the cities. Therefore, examining the situation of different regions and adapting the support to their demographic conditions is one of the issues that needs the attention of decision makers.
employment of women; Part of the regional development program
In another part of his speech, Behrouz Azar announced the approval of the National Employment Document for Women in the National Headquarters of Women and Family and said that specific policy packages have been formulated for 11 groups of women. Women heads of households, university graduates and rural women are among the groups of interest in this document. The vice president emphasized the need for executive bodies to pay attention to the contribution of women in employment programs and demanded the use of these policy packages in planning.
tourism and ecotourism; The need to see the capacity of women
Referring to tourism and ecotourism capacities, Behrouz Azar emphasized that planning for this area should consider the role of women and families in local climates and communities.
He continued: In Sistan and Baluchistan, cultural diversity, handicrafts, local skills and tourism capacities can create economic opportunities. Paying attention to women's participation in these activities, along with supporting local businesses, can be part of regional employment and development programs.
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