The document discusses the benefits of empowering women through education. It states that women's education has impacts beyond just higher productivity, and that poverty, economic growth, and gender inequalities are closely tied to women's education levels. Empowering women can help achieve international goals like reducing poverty. Specific strategies mentioned include establishing corporate leadership for gender equality, treating all employees fairly and with respect, ensuring health and safety, developing women in enterprise and supply chains, and measuring and reporting on progress towards gender equality. The document also provides statistics on current situations facing women in areas like education, work, politics, and violence against women in India. It concludes by mentioning International Women's Day and its origins in celebrating women's achievements and advocating for

8.  The benfits of womens empowering
women are not exclusive for the women
 Womens education go beyond higher
productivity 50% of the population
 Proverty, economic growth & gender
inequalities are intimately correlated to
women’s education.

9.  An increase of 1 percent in the number of
girls who have completed secondary
education.
 Empowering women is a pathway for
achieving all of the millennium goals.

10. • Establish high-level corporate leadership for
gender equality
• Treat all women and men fairly at work – respect
and support human rights and nondiscrimination
• Ensure the health, safety and well-being of all
women and men workers

11. Implement enterprise development, supply
chain and marketing practices that empower
women
Promote equality through community initiatives
and advocacy
Measure and publicly report on progress to
achieve gender equality

12.  Education
 Workforceparticipation
 Land & property rights

14. CRIME AGAINST
WOMEN
SEXUAL
HARASMEN
T 148
RAPE 161 &
ACID
ATTACK 17
DOWRY 71
DOMESTI
C
VIOLENC
E 101

16. Economic situation for
wage gape-17%
& agriculture work- 75%
Current situations of women
empowerment in different
sector
Educational
situation 69%
Political situaton
0.5%

23. Mother Teresa

31. International Women's Day (IWD), originally
called International Working Women's Day. In 1914
International Women's Day was held on March 8, possibly
because that day was a Sunday, and now it is always held
on March 8 in all countries. The 1914 observance of the
Day in Germany was dedicated to women's right to vote,
which German women did not win until 1918.
International Women's Day is a worldwide
event that celebrates women's achievements

32. from the political to the social – while calling for gender equality.
It has been observedsince the early 1900s andis now recognised
each year on March 8.