PROBLEMS OF DEVELOPING WOMEN'S SPORTS IN UZBEKISTAN AND MEASURES TO ELIMINATE THEM
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women's sports, women, gender equality, sports infrastructure, physical education, healthy lifestyle, sports policy, sports management.Abstract
This article scientifically analyzes the current state of development of women's sports in Uzbekistan, existing problems and priority areas for their elimination. During the study, social, economic, cultural and organizational factors influencing women's participation in sports were studied. Gender stereotypes, insufficient sports infrastructure, limited financial support, shortage of qualified coaches and poor coverage of women's sports in the media were analyzed as the main problems hindering the development of women's sports. Also, effective mechanisms for the development of women's sports were developed based on international experience and practical recommendations were given.
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