WOMAN EMPOWERMENT

WOMAN EMPOWERMENT CELL

Under the guidance of our beloved principal Sri. B. B. Budihal, the team was organized and guided, the following members were nominated.

1. Prof. (Ms) S. N. Kidennavar. Chairman

2. Prof. (Smt) S. M. Patil. Member

3. Prof. (Ms) S. P. Sataraddi. Member

4. Prof. (Ms) R. S. Banashetti. Member

5. Prof. (Ms) S. S. Harakuni. Member

6. Prof. (Ms) S. S. Patil. Member

7. Ms. Shilpa Karjol., _{B.Sc VI SEM}Student Secretary

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

· More focus on community mobilization, outreach and mass media through alternative media moment among the grassroots level.

· Such kind of medium which provide a forum of “for the people and by the people” concept gives a new reformation to the developmental concept of a society which are hardly acknowledge.

· Various programs and policies should be made which are alternative initiatives to the lesser known groups.

NEED AND IMPORTANCE OF

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

· Mahatma Gandhi firmly states that the status of women would not change merely by bringing legislations; it must be supported by change in the women’s social circumstances and situations and also man’s sexist attitude to women.

· Empowerment is a process aimed at changing the nature and direction of systematic forces, which marginalize women and other disadvantaged sections in a given context.

· A large segment of a India womanhood still suffers depravation and discriminator attitudes.

ADVANTAGES OF WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

· Next generation will be empowered because of her.

· If women will be empowered she will not be burden on anyone.

· Financial burden of man can be shared with her support.

· Family can be more strong because of both working hand.

· When financial problems will be shared than results of conflict.

PROGRAMMES OF WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

(Goals and Objectives)

· Advancement and development of women in every walk of life.

· Creating an environment through economic and social policies.

· Enjoyment of all human rights and fundamental freedom.