Gender Equality and Women
Empowerment
Amita Patra
Asst. Director, SIRD&PR
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Gender Equality and Women Empowerment: Principles, Analysis, and Challenges in India, Slides of Technical English
An in-depth analysis of gender equality and women empowerment in india, focusing on principles of good governance, women's representation, participation, opportunities, decision-making processes, and challenges in various sectors. It discusses initiatives such as panchayati raj, mgnregs, pradhan mantri awas yojana, women & child development, health & family welfare, school & mass education, and offers suggestions for improvement.
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Gender Equality and Women
Empowerment
Amita Patra Asst. Director, SIRD&PR
PRINCIPLES OF GOOD GOVERNANCE:
- (^) Participation
- (^) Accountability
- (^) Transparency
- (^) Responsiveness
- (^) Inclusiveness
- (^) Equity
- (^) Upholding the right
ANALYSIS OF WOMEN EMPOWERMENT FROM DIFFERENT DIMENSIONS
- (^) Life cycle Approach
- (^) Community Approach
- (^) Sectoral Approach
- (^) Gender point of view
- (^) Livelihood Approach
- (^) Power dynamics
AREA OF CHALLENGES
- (^) Representation
- (^) Participation
- (^) Opportunities
- (^) Decision making process
- (^) Need and Priorities
- (^) Division of Public and private space
- (^) Access, ownership and control over resources
PANCHAYATIRAJ DEPARTMENT MGNREGS : Minimum 33% of the unskilled labourer should be women. Equal wage for male and female. Crèche facility for the children less than 6 year at the work site. Preference to give work to women nearby their house. DAY NLRM : Formation of SHG & Federation Skill development Linkage with the bank Promotion of market Information dissemination on different social issues PRADHAN MANTRI AWAS YOJANA : Preference to the houseless single women Joint work order in the name of husband & wife
WOMEN & CHILD DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
- (^) Integrated Child Development Scheme
- (^) Kishori Sakti yojna and Sabala (9 districts)
- (^) Mamata &Indira Gandhi Matrutya Sahayika yojna (2 districts – Sundergarh, Bargarh)
- (^) Beti bachao and Beti padhao (Nayagarh) & Biju Kanya Ratna (Angul, Dhenkanal, Ganjam)
- (^) Mission Sakti
- (^) Child Line-Toll free no-
- (^) Help Line-
- (^) Women & Child Desk
- (^) Social Welfare Board
- (^) State Resource Centre for Women
- (^) Integrated child protection Scheme
SCHOOL AND MASS EDUCATION
- (^) Mid Day Meal
- (^) Kasturiba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya
- (^) Provision for free uniform, scolarship
- (^) Mothers Teacher Association
- (^) Vocational and Life Skill Education
- (^) Self Defence training
- (^) Separate toilet for Girls
What can be done?
- (^) Reservation is not the panacea; but it throws up an excellent opportunity
- (^) Moving from critical mass to critical action
- (^) Capacity Building
- (^) Changing rotation rules
- (^) Deepening of democracy
- (^) Interface between Self-Help Groups and elected women representatives
- (^) Federating elected women