(4) Respect for the observance of indigenous peoples' cultural practices even in the workplace. (c) In recognition of the temporary nature of overseas work, the State shall exert all efforts to address the causes of out-migration by developing local employment and other economic opportunities for women and by introducing measures to curb violence and forced and involuntary displacement of local women. The State shall ensure the protection and promotion of the rights and welfare of migrant women regardless of their work status, and protect them against discrimination in wages, conditions of work, and employment opportunities in host countries. SEC. 23. Right to Livelihood, Credit, Capital, and Technology. - The State shall ensure that women are provided with the following: (a) Equal access to formal sources of credit and capital; (b) Equal share to the produce of farms and aquatic resources; and (c) Employment opportunities for returning women migrant workers taking into account their skills and qualifications. Corollarily, the State shall also promote skills and entrepreneurship development of returning women migrant workers. SEC. 24. Right to Education and Training. - The State shall ensure the following: to (a) Women migrant workers have the opportunity on a undergo skills training, if they so desire, before taking foreign job, and possible retraining upon return to the country; (b) Gender-sensitive training and seminars; and based on merit (c) Equal opportunities in scho larships research and and fitness especially to those interested in development aimed towards women-friendly farm technology. 25