Question Q.20Explain and Suggest strategiesGS2GS1
Q.20) Explain how traditional gender roles and responsibilities exacerbate the vulnerability of women to environmental and socio-economic realities. Suggest strategies to mitigate these vulnerabilities.
Introduction
Scholars like Vandaine Shine and Chandra Mohan Talpade have studied the interface of environment and socio-economic realties from women's perspective.
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Main Body
Traditional gender role exacerbated vulnerability: 1) Fetch water from three 4 feet faraway well during water-wise (Rajasthan) low months threatening lives. 2) Cook food in crowded high temperature kitchen space on fire altar tandoor bring and dehydration.
3Dual burden on women - home and workplace. 4) Stock up on often walked waste supplies for the possible during day home line when rest sleepy sun stressed. 5) Lack of rest or affects decision making sleep during council noma or possible getting snack in forest fire. 6) Faecal collection of wood for 'Chulha' in forest fire. Strategies to mitigate these vulnerabilities: 1) Social - Division of labour of domestic duties 2) Raising awareness of possible
Strategies continued: (II) Economic - i) Raising female labour force participation = Empowerment. 2) Monetisation of unpaid care work. (III) Legislative & Police - i) Women's resolutionbetter and forward closing legislations ⊠ Nari Sakti Adhiyojan 2023. 2) Enforcement of existing laws in ensuring gender justice & equality. As, ICCR state, hart related disclosed are likely to increase use need to be proactive in pipelining those two protect vs
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- Cites relevant scholars on women and environment
- Provides specific environmental challenges
- Uses regional examples
- Addresses concrete vulnerabilities
Topper
BHAVESH JALPAN
AIR 1282024
Subject & Paper
GS2GS1
Topic
Role of Women and Women's Organization, Population and Associated Issues, Poverty and Developmental issues
Women
Gender roles and environmental vulnerability
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204
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