Which combination is most suitable to improve quality of women work?

Correct answer: Training proper tools feedback and market information

The quality of women’s work improves when they have the ability, resources, guidance, and information needed to do the work well. Training can build skills, proper tools can improve efficiency and safety, feedback can show what needs improvement, and market information can help produce goods or services that people actually need. These supports work together; increasing workload alone may increase pressure without improving quality.

Option B is correct because it combines training, suitable tools, feedback, and market information. Low payment and long hours can harm motivation, health, and performance. Removing a complaint system also reduces protection and accountability. The question therefore tests the idea of quality support: better work requires investment in skills, working conditions, communication, and access to relevant markets.