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Empoderamiento de la Mujer: Qué es, Definición, Principios, Tipos y Ejemplos. Es el acceso a recursos para que cada persona alcance su máximo potencial pleno. Por lo tanto, este artículo de Responsabilidad Social se enfoca en el Empoderamiento Femenino.

Empoderamiento de la Mujer: Qué es, Definición, Principios, Tipos y Ejemplos
Como empoderamiento se conoce el proceso por medio del cual se dota a un individuo, comunidad o grupo social de un conjunto de herramientas para aumentar su fortaleza, mejorar sus capacidades y acrecentar su potencial, todo esto con el objetivo de que pueda mejorar su situación social, política, económica, psicológica o espiritual.
¿Qué es el Empoderamiento de la Mujer?

El empoderamiento femenino es uno de los caminos a seguir para impulsar la igualdad de género, y alcanzar el desarrollo sostenible.

¿Qué es el Empoderamiento?

El Empoderamiento es un compromiso genuino para abrir, promover y visibilizar todas las oportunidades posibles de desarrollo humano para sus colaboradores a partir de una filosofía de confianza y resultados.

¿Qué es el Empoderamiento de la Mujer o Empoderamiento Femenino?

El empoderamiento femenino es el proceso que permite el incremento de la participación de las mujeres en todos los aspectos de su vida personal y social. Gracias a él, pueden ser dueñas de sus vidas e intervenir plenamente y en igualdad en todos los ámbitos de su sociedad, incluyendo la toma de decisiones y el acceso al poder.

Definición del Empoderamiento de la Mujer

Se trata de un término acuñado en la Conferencia Mundial de las Mujeres en Beijing (Pekin) en 1995 para referirse al aumento de la participación de las mujeres en los procesos de toma de decisiones y acceso al poder.

Definición del Empoderamiento de la Mujer por ONU

Es dar acceso a las mujeres para que participen plenamente en todos los sectores y a todos los niveles de la actividad económica resulta fundamental para: construir economías fuertes.

Definición del Empoderamiento de la Mujer por InMujeres

Es un proceso por medio del cual las mujeres transitan de cualquier situación de opresión, desigualdad, discriminación, explotación o exclusión a un estado de conciencia, autodeterminación y autonomía, el cual se manifiesta en el ejercicio del poder democrático que emana del goce pleno de sus derechos y libertades

Principios del Empoderamiento de la Mujer

De acuerdo con la ONU, empoderar a las mujeres para que participen plenamente en todos los sectores y a todos los niveles de la actividad económica resulta fundamental para:

Construir economías fuertes

Establecer sociedades más estables y justas

Alcanzar los objetivos de desarrollo, sostenibilidad y derechos humanos acordados internacionalmente

Mejorar la calidad de vida de las mujeres, de los hombres, de las familias y de las comunidades

Promover las prácticas y objetivos empresariales

Los 7 principios para el Empoderamiento de la Mujer

1. Promover la igualdad de género desde la dirección al más alto nivel.

2. Tratar a todos los hombres y mujeres de forma equitativa en el trabajo - respetar y defender los derechos humanos y la no discriminación.

3. Velar por la salud, la seguridad y el bienestar de todos los trabajadores y trabajadoras.

4. Promover la educación, la formación y el desarrollo profesional de las mujeres.

5. Llevar a cabo prácticas de desarrollo empresarial, cadena de suministro y marketing a favor del empoderamiento de las mujeres.

6. Promover la igualdad mediante iniciativas comunitarias y cabildeo.

7. Evaluar y difundir los progresos realizados a favor de la igualdad de género.

Tipos del Empoderamiento de la Mujer

5 tipos de empoderamiento femenino y recomendaciones para que aplicarlos en el mundo laboral:

Para alcanzar el empoderamiento económico de las mujeres es necesario que se creen oportunidades de empleo digno y de calidad que garantice ingresos dignos que les permitan salir adelante y aumentar su poder de adquisición.

Cada vez es más común que las mujeres ejerzan cargos de elección popular o de gran responsabilidad en el ámbito político y privado.

Se refiere a adquirir control sobre tu vida, es decir, reconocer que te encuentras insatisfecha y buscar el autocuidado para conseguir una relación sana y amable contigo misma, de esta manera no solo te sentirás más plena, sino también más capaz, segura y feliz para transmitirlo en tu entorno.

El conocimiento es poder y muchas mujeres no tienen acceso a la educación, por ende, sus oportunidades laborales y profesionales son más escasas, por lo que para terminar con la brecha de género y sobre todo permitir el Boletín de prensa crecimiento profesional de las mujeres, es necesario otorgar mejores oportunidades educativas que lleven a una igualdad social.

Los seres humanos somos sociales y por ende requerimos de normas para tener una sana convivencia con otras personas y de esta forma poder expresar nuestra forma de pensar de forma libre y segura, esto puede ser posible a través de talleres, conferencias, así como paneles informativos que ayuden a fomentar nuevas ideas que sirvan para terminar con la desigualdad social entre hombres y mujeres.

Ejemplos del Empoderamiento de la Mujer

Muchas profesionales de todos los tiempos son referentes del empoderamiento femenino.

Rosalind Franklin: madre de la cadena de ADN

Marie Curie: descubridora del radio y el polonio

Emmeline Pankhurst: defensora de la igualdad entre hombres y mujeres.

Clara Campoamor: Luchadora por la igualdad política.

Michelle Obama: referente global del empoderamiento femenino gracias a sus palabras, discursos y acciones.

Malala Yousafzai: activista pakistaní ganadora del Premio Nobel de la Paz 2014, por su defensa de los derechos civiles, especialmente los de las mujeres.

Sheryl Sandberg: directora de operaciones de Facebook, quien aprovecha cada oportunidad para resaltar la necesidad de incorporar mujeres en todos los niveles profesionales.

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El concepto de empoderamiento femenino en relación con el alcance de la igualdad de género se ha hecho muy popular en los últimos años, tanto en el plano social como dentro del ámbito empresarial. Pero ¿qué implica exactamente este concepto?

Su origen se remonta a la IV Conferencia Mundial sobre la Mujer en Bijing (Pekín, 1995) y se refiere al " aumento de la participación de las mujeres en los procesos de toma de decisiones y acceso al poder " con el objetivo de avanzar en la equidad entre géneros. Éste se relaciona con los ejes de derechos humanos, salud sexual y reproductiva y educación, considerados fundamentales para el avance y el aumento de la participación de las mujeres a todos los niveles en la sociedad, también en el plano económico.

En palabras de Sanda Ojiambo, CEO del Pacto Mundial de Naciones Unidas, "la evidencia es clara: cuando las mujeres están empoderadas, todos se benefician." Y es que, empoderar a las mujeres en la vida económica y en todos los sectores es central para:

Construir economías fuertes.

Establecer sociedades más justas y estables.

Alcanzar objetivos acordados internacionalmente sobre desarrollo, sostenibilidad y derechos humanos.

Mejorar la calidad de vida de las mujeres, hombres, familias y comunidades.

Impulsar las operaciones y metas empresariales.

Conscientes de ello, en 2010 el Pacto Mundial de Naciones Unidas en alianza con ONU Mujeres, elaboraron un marco de siete Principios para impulsar a los grupos de interés a promover la igualdad de género en el lugar de trabajo, el mercado y la comunidad: los Principios para el Empoderamiento de las Mujeres, también denominados WEPs por sus siglas en inglés. Éstos sirven como hoja de ruta para fomentar prácticas comerciales que empoderen a las mujeres, incluida la igualdad de remuneración, la igualdad de oportunidades para el avance profesional, la licencia parental remunerada y la tolerancia cero al acoso sexual en el lugar de trabajo.

A continuación, haremos un recorrido por cada uno de ellos:

Principio 1. Promover la igualdad de género desde la alta dirección

Como solemos decir, el compromiso con la sostenibilidad y en este caso, con el ODS 5, ha de darse desde el vértice de la pirámide empresarial de modo que pueda calar en el resto de la organización. En este sentido, el Principio 1 alienta a establecer metas y objetivos para toda la empresa en esta materia y medir el avance a través de indicadores de desempeño claros. Estableciendo, además, a las gerencias de todos los niveles como los responsables de estos resultados.

Principio 2. Tratar a todos los hombres y mujeres de forma equitativa en el trabajo - respetar y defender los derechos humanos y la no discriminación

Este principio puede resultar obvio y aun así es muy necesario, pues sirve para tener un compromiso explícito de la organización con la igualdad de género. Las empresas que lo firmen deben fomentar una cultura laboral inclusiva, considerar la implementación de medidas de trabajo flexibles, garantizar la igualdad de oportunidades, así como una política de igualdad retributiva justa, etc.

Principio 3. Velar por la salud, la seguridad y el bienestar de todos los trabajadores y las trabajadoras

Este principio añade la perspectiva de género al ODS 3 sobre salud y bienestar. De esta manera, incluye dentro de las tareas de la organización en torno a este Objetivo la prevención de todas las formas de violencia y acoso sexual en el trabajo, la garantía de acceso equitativo al seguro médico a todos los trabajadores o la capacitación del personal para reconocer signos de violencia contra las mujeres, entre otras medidas.

Principio 4. Promover la educación, la capacitación y el desarrollo profesional de las mujeres

La formación es un arma muy poderosa y valiosa en el ámbito de la igualdad de género. Por ello, queda recogido en este principio la formación y sensibilización en igualdad, el acceso igualitario a formación, así como a programas formales e informales de creación de redes y mentores o la inversión en políticas y programas en el lugar de trabajo que hagan avanzar a las mujeres de la organización.

Principio 5. Implementar prácticas de desarrollo empresarial, cadena de suministro y mercadotecnia a favor del empoderamiento de las mujeres

Las acciones de sostenibilidad también deben darse fuera de los muros de la empresa, implicando a la cadena de suministro. En este caso, el principio 5 invita a las empresas a establecer programas de diversidad de proveedores incluyendo empresas lideradas por mujeres, a eliminar estereotipos de género en todos los medios y material comunicativo de la empresa y a instar a sus socios comerciales a adoptar los WEPs y reportar sobre su trabajo en el ODS 5.

Principio 6. Promover la igualdad mediante iniciativas comunitarias y liderando con el ejemplo

La repercusión de las empresas en el desarrollo local es mayúscula. Por ello, este principio insta a las empresas a aprovechar la influencia de la organización para implicar a las comunidades y grupos de interés con la igualdad de género.

Principio 7. Evaluar y difundir los avances realizados a favor de la igualdad de género

De nada sirve trabajar en los principios anteriores si no contamos con un sistema de seguimiento y reporte de los resultados que nos ayude a avanzar hacia los objetivos. Esa es en efecto la meta de este último principio, que debe estar presente en todas las etapas de trabajo de la entidad sobre la materia.

Si quieres saber más sobre los Principios de Empoderamiento de la Mujer y cómo integrarlos en las organizaciones consulta esta guía.
Para adherir a tu empresa a los Principios de Empoderamiento de la Mujer, puedes hacerlo a través de este enlace: https://www.weps.org/

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El concepto de empoderamiento femenino en relación con el alcance de la igualdad de género se ha hecho muy popular en los últimos años, tanto en el plano social como dentro del ámbito empresarial. Pero ¿qué implica exactamente este concepto?

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Essay writing is an important component of scholastic as well as competitive exams. Be it any of the exams, the parameters for assessing the answers of applicants remain the same. Thus, it becomes necessary to proficiently showcase your flair for by crafting a thought-out essay. Make sure that your sentences are well-structured as well as grammar rules are taken care and you will surely get a high score. This blog aims to provide you with the essentials of essay writing as well as varied samples for writing an essay on women empowerment.

Long Essay on Women's Empowerment: Sample 1

Women empowerment mainly refers to the practice of making women independent so that they can make their own decisions as well as handle their lives without any familial or societal restrictions. In simple terms, it entitles women to take charge of their own personal development. Since women have always been the oppressed ones in a patriarchal society, the main motive of women empowerment is to help them stand equally with men. It is a foundational step to ensure the prosperous growth of a family as well as the country. Empowering women, the world would definitely witness gender equality and help women from every stratum of society stand on their own and steer their lives as per their own wishes.

What is Women Empowerment?

Women empowerment is the process of giving women the ability to live a happy and respected life in society. Women are empowered when they have unrestricted access to chances in a range of domains, such as education, profession, and lifestyle, among others. It involves things like , awareness, , and training to help them improve their position. It also involves decision-making authority. A woman feels powerful when she takes a significant decision. Empowering women is the most important factor in a country's overall growth. If a household has just one earning member, while another family has both men and women earning, who will have a better standard of living? The solution is straightforward: a household in which both men and women work. As a result, a country where men and women work together grows more quickly.

Need for Women Empowerment

Almost all countries, regardless of how progressive, have a history of mistreating women. To put it another way, women from all over the world have been defiant to achieve their current standing. While Western nations continue to make progress, third-world countries such as India continue to lag behind in terms of women's empowerment. Women's empowerment is more important than ever in India. India is one of the countries where women are not safe. This is due to a variety of factors. Not only that, but horrific crimes against women such as rape, acid attacks, the dowry system, honour killings, domestic violence, and other forms of violence against women continue to occur throughout India. Women should account for 50% of the entire population. However, due to female foeticide practises, which is still prevailing in the rural and underprivileged sections of the Indian societies, the girl child population is rapidly declining, affecting the country's sex ratio. Furthermore, the education and freedom scenario is extremely regressive in this situation. Women are not permitted to continue their education and are married off at a young age. In certain areas, men continue to dominate women, as though it is the woman's responsibility to labour for him indefinitely. They don't let them go out or have any form of freedom and personal life. As a result, we can see how women empowerment is a pressing issue. We must equip these women with the tools they need to stand up for themselves and never be victims of injustice.

How to Empower Women?

There is a wide range of approaches and methods to empower women. Individuals and the government must work together to achieve this. Girls' education should be made obligatory so that they do not become illiterate and unable to support themselves. Women, regardless of gender, must be given equal chances in all fields. Women empowerment may also be achieved through government-sponsored programmes as well as on an individual level. On a personal level, we should begin to appreciate women and provide them with chances equal to males. We should promote and encourage them to pursue jobs, further education, and entrepreneurial endeavours, among other things. To empower women, the government has implemented programmes such as the Beti Bachao Beti Padhao Yojana, Mahila Shakti Kendra, Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana, and others. Apart from these programmes, we can all help women by eradicating societal problems such as the dowry system and child marriage. These simple actions will improve women's status in society and help them feel more powerful.
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Short Essay on Women Empowerment: Sample 2

Globally renowned for its culture and heritage, India is a country filled with diverse cultures. But the Indian society has always been a patriarchal one which is why women have been continuously denied basic human rights such as education and equality. They have always been suppressed and limited to domesticity and restrained from getting a basic education. The notion of gender equality demands parity between males and females but women have been kept oblivious of their rights. For a country like India, women empowerment will be a greater role in its growth and development.

In both biological and moral contexts, women possess greater abilities to shape the future and development of a family as well as society as a whole. Thus, equal opportunities should be given to every woman to help them fully grow as an individual and make their own choices.

Essay on Women Empowerment: Sample 3

Women empowerment encompasses more than just ensuring that women get their basic rights. In its truest form, women empowerment comprises the aspects of independence, equality as well as freedom of expression. Through this, the real strive lies in ensuring that we bring gender equality.

When given the right support, women have shone brilliantly in every field. Even in India, we have seen women handle diverse roles, be it a Prime Minister, , Entrepreneur, and much more. Further, women are also considered the backbone of a family. From domestic chores to nurturing children, they handle multiple responsibilities. This is why they are great at multitasking and often many working women efficiently juggle between professional and personal responsibilities. While the urban cities have working women, the rural areas have still restrained them to household chores. How can we aspire to prosper as a nation where every girl does not get access to education or make their own choices? India is a country where we worship goddesses while we don't bother thinking about gender equality.

Hence, for all our mothers, sisters and daughters we must aim at creating an environment of integrity. We must boost their confidence to make them capable enough to take their decisions in every phase of life and this is how we can strive towards bringing women empowerment.

Essay on Women Empowerment: Sample #4

"Feminism does not aim to make women powerful. Women are already powerful. It is about influencing the way the rest of the world views your strength." Women have always had fewer opportunities and possibilities to develop their talents and knowledge since ancient times. Although the world is made up of both men and women. But men were regarded as the family's most powerful members. They were the family's decision-makers and were in charge of making a living. Women, on the other hand, were believed to be the responsible person for all home chores and child-rearing, and they were not engaged in making any important family decisions. The roles were assigned depending on gender. If we look at the whole picture, research shows that women's subjects are either centred on their reproductive role and their body, or on their economic position as workers. However, none of them is aimed at empowering women. Women's Empowerment is a progressive technique of putting power in the hands of women in order for them to have a happy and respectable existence in society. Women are empowered when they have access to opportunities in a number of sectors, such as the right to an education, gender equality, a professional (equal wage) lifestyle, and others. However, there are no constraints or limitations. It involves training, awareness, increasing their position via education, literacy, and decision-making authority. For the total growth of each country, women's empowerment is the most essential sector. Previously, the men were the sole breadwinners in the household. Assume the household has one earning person; on the other side, suppose the family has both male and women earning members. Who will have a better way of life? The answer is simple: a household in which both the man and the woman work. As a result, when gender equality is prioritized, a country's growth rate accelerates. Standing up for equality, women have empowered and spoken up for other women.

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Women Empowerment Essay in Hindi

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Essay on Gender Equality and Women Empowerment

Women are taught to mould themselves based on others' preferences and men are taught to lead because, at the end of the day, women have to manage household chores whereas men are the heroes saving their families and providing them financial support. This is the stereotype that has existed for centuries in India and one of the reasons women are denied basic human rights in society. A woman is denied the right to raise her opinions even in her household matters, political or financial viewpoints are far behind. Women are born leaders and if given the opportunity can excel in every field. We live in a male dominant society where a male has every right to do whatever he desires however thought in women's minds is sacred. For centuries, women were not allowed to eat before men or sit in front of other men. Gender equality and women empowerment is a major concerns globally. Gender equality starts with providing the same and equal resources of education to both genders. Education of girl child should also be a priority and not just an option. An educated woman will be able to build a better life for herself and the ones surrounding her. Gender equality and women's empowerment are essential for the growth of women in society. Women empowerment ensures that every female gets an opportunity to get an education, seek professional training, and spread awareness. However, gender quality will ensure that access to resources is provided equally to both genders and ensure equal participation. Even at the professional level women faces gender inequality because a male candidate is promoted way before a female candidate. The mindset should be changed and only deserving candidates should be promoted. Gender quality is a key step towards sustainable development and ensures basic human rights for everyone.

Role of Education in Women's Empowerment Essay

Education is the biggest tool in women's empowerment and also a factor that helps in the overall development of the country. Education can bring a change in women's life. As the first prime minister of India once quoted "If you educate a man you educate an individual, however, if you educate a woman you educate a whole family. Women empowered means mother India empowered" An educated woman will promote the education of other females around her, mentor them and also be a better guide to her children. Education helps women to gain self-confidence, esteem, ability to provide financial support. Education will also help to reduce the infant mortality rate because an educated woman is aware of health care, laws, and her rights. Educating a woman will benefit her and also the development of society. With proper education, women can achieve more socially, and economically and build their careers. Women are still being denied their right to education in rural parts of India. Education will also reduce child marriage which is still practised in some parts of India also help in controlling overpopulation. The government has launched various schemes over the years to create awareness around women's education such as Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, Operation Black-Board, Beti Padhaoo Beti Bachao, and many more. Education helps women to identify the good and bad, and change their outlook, way of thinking, and way of handling things. Education helps women to become independent. Indian women have the lowest literacy rate as compared to other countries. Education is a fundamental right of all and no one should be denied the right to education. Education helps to meet the necessities of life, and confidence to raise a voice against domestic violence or sexual harassment. Be a part of a change and empower a woman with the help of education.

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Article on Women Empowerment in 100 Words (BONUS)

Women have been facing issues since the day they are born. Fighting for their rights, society's stereotypes, and their freedom. Women's Empowerment means encouraging women through education, at a professional level, accepting their opinions, and providing them with the right they desire. Women should not stay behind someone's shadow and not be able to express themselves. The main motive of women's empowerment is to give women a chance to outshine others and get equal rights in society. The first step of women's empowerment is literacy. A well-educated woman is confident, outspoken, and able to make decisions. Especially in a country like India, If women get a chance to study they can be a prime minister like Indira Gandhi, IPS like , or become a famous CEO like Indira Nooyi.

Article on Women Empowerment in 200 Words (BONUS)

The need for women's empowerment has existed for a long time but only in the last few years, it has become popular. Women's empowerment is not just a fight for equal rights. Women empowerment is the upliftment of women from a society constantly pulling them down. In a country like India where female goddesses are worshipped at the same time a woman faces sexual harassment, is denied the right to education, her voice is suppressed and becomes the next case of domestic violence. Indian society will only be able to evolve when they stop putting constant pressure on women and allow them to share their thoughts with others. A woman in India is restricted to household chores and taking care of family members. Women's Empowerment is the need of the hour in India because awareness among women is important for them to understand their rights. If they are aware of their basic rights only then women will be able to fight for it. The first step towards women empowerment starts with supporting their opinions. Don't mock them or bury their opinions. Boost their confidence and build their self-esteem. Encourage them to pursue their dreams, provide resources for help and be their mentor. Women have the ability not to shape their lives but also to shape the world. Equal opportunities and the right to make their own decisions are the basics to start with women empowerment.

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In celebration of 2023 International Women's Day, UN Women co-organized Ring the Bell for Gender Equality for the ninth consecutive year in collaboration with the International Finance Corporation, UN Global Compact, UN Sustainable Stock Exchange Initiative, and the World Federation of Exchanges. The global theme was Innovation and Technology for Gender Equality. The event was celebrated by 117 exchanges and central counterparty clearing houses from 97 different countries. Of these UN Women co-organized and participated in 48 event, highlighted in this report.

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For our Donor Wall click here The WEPs Gender-Responsive Procurement (GRP) Assessment Tool allows companies to assess progress on their GRP policies and practices. This self-assessment tool is available to all WEPs signatories. Consisting of 31 questions, the tool identifies gaps and areas for improvement based on inputs provided by the company.

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https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/gender-equality/

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Process by which women gain power and control over their own lives and acquire the ability to make strategic choices.

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https://www.worldvision.com.au/womens-empowerment/

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What is women's empowerment?

Women's empowerment can be defined to promoting women's sense of self-worth, their ability to determine their own choices, and their right to influence social change for themselves and others.

It is closely aligned with female empowerment - a fundamental human right that's also key to achieving a more peaceful, prosperous world.

In Western countries, female empowerment is often associated with specific phases of the women's rights movement in history. This movement tends to be split into three waves, the first beginning in the 19 th and early 20 th century where suffrage was a key feature. The second wave of the 1960s included the sexual revolution and the role of women in society. Third wave feminism is often seen as beginning in the 1990s.

Women's empowerment and promoting women's rights have emerged as a part of a major global movement and is continuing to break new ground in recent years. Days like International Women's Empowerment Day are also gaining momentum.

But despite a great deal of progress, women and girls continue to face discrimination and violence in every part of the world.

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Womens Empowerment - Facts, Stories and How To Help | World Vision Australia

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Women's empowerment can be defined to promoting women's sense of self-worth, their ability to determine their own choices, and their right to influence social change for themselves and others. It is closely aligned with female empowerment - a fundamental human right that's also key to achieving a more peaceful, prosperous world.