This research examines the key challenges to women’s economic justice in Armenia, identifying the principal structural, social, and institutional barriers that hinder women’s economic participation and independence. Particular attention is given to the burden of unpaid care work, territorial inequalities, property rights, financial inclusion, and gender stereotypes. The research comprises two components: legal analysis and qualitative research. This comprehensive approach enables the identification and examination of the gap between the principles of legal equality and women’s lived experiences in exercising their economic rights.
The research also explores the experiences of women facing various forms of vulnerability, examining how intersecting inequalities exacerbate economic insecurity and limit opportunities. It aims to contribute to a comprehensive understanding of the challenges surrounding women’s economic justice in Armenia and to inform the development of systemic approaches to addressing them.
