Gender Equality in India

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Region: India

Gender inequality in India is a pervasive issue that affects women across all socio-economic backgrounds. Despite constitutional guarantees and legal protections, women continue to face discrimination and violence in various aspects of their lives, including education, employment, and access to healthcare.

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                Through the Smiley Days project, IDF will help 10000 girls and women in overcoming the social barriers associated with menstruation. By providing them with the right information, products and faciliti...
                
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                27,933 cases Approx of violence against women are registered in police station yearly in Rajasthan,  The main objective of this project is to bring gender equality within the male dominated society, r...
                
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                Under this project, 500 poor Women will be connected with banks by Self Help Group, who are living poverty. Here training would be provided in the area of capacity building, life skills, EDP, Orientat...
                
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                This project will remove the restrictions and denied right to education against women and girls and We will empower disadvantaged 3000 women and girls yearly through imparting skill training, computer...
                
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                This Project Will provide a Sustainable Livelihood to 750 marginalized Girls of 15-24 age Group & 18-35 (youth) age group by Vocational skill training of Computer Education, Beautician, fashion design...
                
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