विषयवस्तु कीजिए कि देशमान संबंधी कार्य को मायब्रता, उसे ईतर करता और पुनवर्तित करता किंतर प्रकार भारत में लैंगिक समानता एवं समावेशी विकास को बढ़ाता। (उत्तर 250 शब्दों में दीजिए) / Analyse how recognizing, reducing, and redistributing care work can foster gender equality and promote inclusive development in India. (Answer in 250 words)
Introduction
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Main Body
Need to recognize reduce recognize redistribute care work
recognise care economy
1. bring under the national accounting
2. gender budgeting - highlight the importance of work-done by care economy
3. care economy is part of larger economy
4. giving monetary value to it → leading to formal inclusion
5. can help in skilling/ reskilling → nursing at old age/ disabled/ children etc .
Reduce care work
1. decreasing the burden (double burden on women) — addressing the intersectionality — gender, caste/clas/, rural/rural.
2. addressing the intersectionality — gender, caste/clas/, rural/rural.
3. give more directive for skills development & education (eg) Timeline survey better human capital → women empowerment
Redistribute care work
1. sharing by male counterpart
2. address the gendefication of care economy (eg) Pink workers
3. Livelling the stereotypes of patriarchy
4. better efficiency → leading to more economic growth & inclusive development.
Measures to taken
1. increasing gender budgeting 4.5% & → increased up to —, 8.5 %. of budget allocation 0.3%
2. increasing women schemes like Drikha Sthi ASISHA/ Angan Wadi workers — skilling & incentive-wise pay.
— Kiran Kamate · AIR 53
Conclusion
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Diagram
Venn diagram showing relationship between 'recognise', 'redistribute', 'reduce', with 'recognise care economy' in center, leading to 'inclusive development' and 'gender equality'
- uses data-driven approach
- covers three key pillars (recognize, reduce, redistribute)
- links care work to macro-economic framework
- visual representation aids understanding
Kiran Kamate
Role of Women and Women's Organization, Population and Associated Issues, Poverty and Developmental issues
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Population & Poverty
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Total words
20
Paragraphs
analytical
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