Women’s empowerment refers to the process of providing women with the ability, resources, and opportunities to make choices and exercise control over their lives. It encompasses various aspects, including economic independence, access to education, participation in political decision-making, and the ability to challenge societal norms and stereotypes. Women’s empowerment aims to enhance women’s social, political, and economic status, ultimately leading to greater gender equality. It involves fostering self-confidence, self-determination, and agency in women, enabling them to pursue their goals and aspirations. Empowered women are seen as crucial to the development and progress of communities and societies, as they contribute to economic growth, improved health outcomes, and better education for future generations.
International Women’s Day celebrates women’s achievements and highlights the potential of young women and adolescents as catalysts for transformative change. The Beijing Declaration of 1995 remains a foundational framework for…