1. Walk to Equality: Ensuring safety and empowerment of
women

2. INDIA HAVING EMPOWEMENT OF WOMEN IS MAJOR
CONCERN
 Dowry
 Suicides
 Child labor
 Physical violence
 Child marriage
 Murders
 Acid attacks
 Trafficking
 Kidnappings

3. Why still it is a problem
 Approxemetly zero support from government
 No help or no any foundation
 No any law for women safety
 Poverty and game of politics involved

4.  What is the problems???
 Lake of education
 Lake of awareness
 Low ability to take risk
 Low need of achievement
 Absence of mind for their ambitions
 Failure of police system for helping of women
 Family responsibility

5. Reason of this act
• 27-31% of women in India suffer from dowry
• 10-12% of women are farmer
• 40-50%of women are not educated
• About 20-25% are under violent act in India
Why still it is argument??????

6. Solution of this problems
Role
of
government

7. Impact of solution
 The government has passed many laws so as to empower the women. These rule has empowered them politically,
economically, socially and legally.
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN AGREEMENTS AND RIGHTS-
IMPLEMENT THAT,
SHIKSHA=EDUCATION
SWASTHYA=HEALTH
SWAVLAMBAN=SELF RELIANCE
SAMAJIC NYAN=JUSTICE
SAMVEDANA=SENSITIVITY
SAMTA=EQUALITY
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8. Achievements
 Women have more opportunities for education and
stronger legal in many countries, they are taking leadership
roles in local communities, and stand at the forefront of the
peace movement.
 Perhaps the greatest change will come when women and
men are agree to work together for gender equality.
 International women rights agreements-women’s rights are
well-esatblished by international agreements ,notably the
international Convention on eradication of discrimination
against women(CEDAW).
 Since 1950-51 the total enrollment at the PRIMARY,UPPER
PRIMARY,SECONDARY and SENIOR SECONDARY stages
increses by 6,14 and 20 times respectively.
 The rate of litracy has gone up from 39.29% in 1991 ti 54.16%
in 2011

9. Sustainibility of the solution
 Swayamsidha launched in March 2001 and the Swa-
shakti project known as rural Women,s development
and empowerment project launched on october 1998.
 The UN Secretary-General's High-Level Panel on Global
Sustainability released its report “Resilient People,
Resilient Planet,A Future Worth Choosing,on 30 Jan 2011
in Addis Ababa. The 22-member panel established by UN
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in 2010 brought renowned
global leaders togetherto “formulate a new blueprint for a
sustainable future on a planet under
stress resulting from human activities
 Ensure universal access to quality and affordable family
planningand other sexual and reproductive rights and
and health services

10. Key
concept
 Implemented Challenges
 Achieving women’s economic empowerment is not a quick fix . It
will take sound public ,policies, a holistic approach and long-term
commitment from all development actors.
 Women’s economic empowerment is both a right and smart
economics
 Development actors need to reach and enhance opportunities for the
poorest of the poor and women in remote communities. Picking
winners is not enough.
 Mitigate factors
 Tie –up with infesters
 Tie-up with government
 Bringing expert for training
 Advertisement and awareness
 Tighter bonding with formal
environment

11. Concept of Risks
 Risk
 Government and key profession groups show no interest
 Political game or corruption may affect on this
 Economical or social sources may fail
 Modern youth may not support

12. References
• Internet sources
• Pearson education
• A book by S.M.CHAUDHARY
• INDIA AND WOMEN EMPOWERMENT