A Comparability Review of the Women Farmers Survey in Korea by Policy Domain and Strategies for Enhancing Policy Utilization

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The study aims to evaluate how effectively the women farmers survey captures key policy areas and to propose improvements for enhancing policy utilization.
Reorganized key policy areas into four domains: decision-making, economic autonomy, education and capacity building, labor environment and welfare.
Compared survey data from 2003 to 2023 focusing on item consistency, response structure, measurement units, and sample design differences.
Identified limitations in comparability due to changes in item construction, inconsistent response methods, and gaps in data.
Findings indicated partial coverage of key areas but limited comparability due to item inconsistencies and measurement differences.
Decision-making and social participation areas faced constraints in direct comparisons due to differences in response categories.
Labor environment and welfare showed the lowest comparability due to a high degree of measurement inconsistency and missing data.

This review examines the comparability of women farmers surveys in Korea, suggesting improvements for better policy utilization.

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Kang et al. (2026) studied this question.

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