Women Empowerment

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women empowerment Patriarchal society fundamental right duty dpsp Millenium development goal social inclusion financial inclusion organisation sewa ila bhatt women association self help group(Microcredit) NGO example Panchayati raj institution pending 108 amendment to represent them in Parliament Gender equality Index Labour force participation reproductive health Parliament representation sexual education in school help lines and help booths Information awareness (SOS number /National call number) for security women police station

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women Empowerment

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women empowerment

Patriarchal society

fundamental right

duty

dpsp

Millenium development goal

social inclusion

financial inclusion

organisation sewa ila bhatt

women association

self help group(Microcredit)

NGO example

Panchayati raj institution

pending 108 amendment to represent them in Parliament

Gender equality Index

Labour force participation

reproductive health

Parliament representation

sexual education in school

help lines and help booths

Information awareness (SOS number /National call number) for security

women police station

excellence in every sphere of the job role

right of property for woman.

child sex ratio

sex ratio

crimes

sex assuault /rape

women trafficing

domestic voilence

Khap Panchayat

thus educational, economic, political and social backwardness women makes them the largest group hindering the process of rapid social change.

Child issueUnicef

National commission for protection of child rights (NCPCR)

MDG

Fundamental right

Dpsp Fundamental duty

Ssa

Mid day meal scheme

Integrated Child Development Scheme

NRHM

Child marriage act

Juvenile delinquency(child crime)

Child mortality

Malnutrion( 42% under 5)

Stunting( 60 % under 5 low in growth)

child abuse is categorized into three types; 1) Sexual2) Physical 3) Emotional

child bride ,(46 % marry under 18)

skewed sex ratio

child slaverychild trafficking

disaster in indiapovertypopulation densityclimate changepopulation density is a significant factor that drives hydrometeorological natural disasters (floods, storms)

regions economic success challenge

more poverty more disaster

disasters of all types, including earthquake, flood, cyclones, landslides, droughts, accidents, plane crash, forests fire, etc.

lesser human development are more vulnerable to risks of disasters

India faces the second most number of intense floods in the world after China

Geographical location/Coastline,high mountain ranges, the perennial rivers in the north all combine to add to this problem.Land/man ratio high 2% land 16 % people of world

Disaster means a sudden or great misfortune.death, shortage of food,movements of the population, damage of water systems and the health facilities, Health problem climatic exposure population displacement.Disaster ManagementState Disaster Manangement Authority(CM)National Disaster Management Authority(PM)PreparednessSignalsAlarmsco-ordination, command and control, rapid assessment of damagerestoration of power, tele communication surface transport, deployment of search and rescue teams, medicals and Para-medical teams, arrangements for drinking water and food material, setting up of temporary shelters, sanitation and hygiene maintenance of law and order Logistic and financial support for rehabilitationDisaster is a state subject/Center has only facilitating roleUNDMTechnology can Mitigate