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Envisioning new women's role

Description

Envisioning new women's role involves actively redefining and expanding women's participation in all sectors of society by promoting equal opportunities, leadership, and decision-making. This strategy addresses persistent gender biases and underrepresentation by implementing policies, education, and advocacy that empower women, dismantle barriers, and foster inclusive environments. Its practical intent is to remedy systemic inequalities, enhance social and economic development, and ensure women’s contributions are fully recognized and integrated at every level.This information has been generated by artificial intelligence.

Implementation

In the Nordic countries the role of men and women in the parenting of children is becoming almost equal, especially in Sweden.

Claim

Today, all women do not have the possibility to choose their roles – their roles are assigned to them to be, in a sense, service providers of more people. To enforce the reproductive role as the only role in this day and age is mind boggling. The needs of women should be addressed in consultation with them, not as a prescription to them and imposed upon them.

Women have long been the mainstay of the civil society, volunteering their time to create the social capital of the country. Their contributing has gone unrecognized, in part, because the political importance of social capital has gone largely unheralded. In the information age, with more women working in the marketplace, there could be a second feminist wave grounded in the politics of social capital and the restoration of the civil life.

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SDG

Sustainable Development Goal #5: Gender Equality

Metadata

Database
Global strategies
Type
(D) Detailed strategies
Subject
  • Society » Women
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    Language
    English
    1A4N
    Q2032
    DOCID
    12720320
    D7NID
    212389
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    Last update
    May 12, 2022