What intiatives have been taken by India to reduce gender gap in social, economic and political life, sofar?
Achieving rapid economic growth while ensuring equal distribution mainly in marginalized groups will leads to foster sustainable development and inclusive development. To achieve this growth 2 strategies can be applied 1. Micro aspects 2. Macro aspects Micro aspects Gender equality Providing FinanciRead more
Achieving rapid economic growth while ensuring equal distribution mainly in marginalized groups will leads to foster sustainable development and inclusive development. To achieve this growth 2 strategies can be applied 1. Micro aspects 2. Macro aspects
Micro aspects
- Gender equality
- Providing Financial necessities
- Make sure that benefits are distributed to the right people
- Encouraging and motivating new ideas
- Programs related to skill development and health care access to marginalized people
Macro aspects
- Infrastructure development – Employment opportunities
- Digital transformation or technology development
- Investment opportunities to foreign companies
- Improving trade relations
- Legal and regulatory Frameworks
- Policy making based on data which is collected so that policy makers will get overall idea in which field or sector to be improved
In Summary, by monitoring and proper evaluation for above aspects will leads to foster sustainable and inclusive development.
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India's Strides in Women's Economic Empowerment In the past decade, India has made remarkable progress in bridging the gender gap, particularly in economic empowerment. The government has launched several groundbreaking initiatives to empower women financially and professionally. The Digital LiteracRead more
India’s Strides in Women’s Economic Empowerment
In the past decade, India has made remarkable progress in bridging the gender gap, particularly in economic empowerment. The government has launched several groundbreaking initiatives to empower women financially and professionally.
The Digital Literacy Program has opened new doors for women in the digital economy, while Stand-Up India has ignited the entrepreneurial spirit among women across the nation. The Skill India mission has equipped countless women with valuable vocational skills, and Mudra Yojana has provided crucial financial support to women-led small businesses.
These initiatives have yielded impressive results. Women’s entrepreneurship has surged, with a 50% increase in women-owned MSMEs since 2015. Employment statistics show a significant uptick in women’s workforce participation, particularly in the formal sector.
India’s commitment to women’s economic empowerment is not just changing lives—it’s transforming the nation’s economic landscape. To learn more about these empowering initiatives, visit the Ministry of Women and Child Development website.
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