Question 19GS1GS1
Analyse how recognizing, reducing, and redistributing care work can foster gender equality and promote inclusive development in India.
Main Body
Care-work refers to work involved in caring of person @ mother work for children.
[Care-work]
Informal:
mother
wife house work
Formed:
Nurse
Old age home
Domestic helpers
Forgetting care work fosters gender equality:
Recognizing:
1It will increase sense of women's as these jobs account @ crown GDP contribution survey
2Rise it → inequality distribution in public as care work
3Allow women to focus on employment
4City-work
4Better quality of life as less burden relax culture redistribute care work
5Gender empowered: as women now equal as men
6Reduce 'inter-generational patriarchy
7Don sees rather cooking
Care work promote inclusive development:
1New women FLPR eg increase women FLPR equal male by 27%, CDP growth
2New employment options regional eg case-work, Jalgaon old age home
Thus care-work = affairs cared for Nani - Hasak
1RAISE Framework (with USKI): Recognise accept, interpret, (and) calculation
2De-stigmatization of care work and women (27%, Aayog)
3Care-work skilled for better @ care
4Policy for support careworker eg (ASWA model, Nine Bank care work
Thus, Care-work -> reform only for Nani-Hasak
Way ahead to care-work:
1RAISE Framework (with Inter: Recognise accept, interpret GPD calculation
2De-stigmatization of care work and women (27%, Aayog)
3Care-work skilled better @ care
4Policy for support careworker eg ASWA model, Nine Bank care work
Thus, Care-work reform only for Nani-Hasak
237 words13 paragraphs
- Clearly distinguishes informal and formal care work
- Links care work recognition to GDP contribution
- Shows economic benefits through FLPR and CDP growth
- Addresses intergenerational impact
- Introduces policy framework (RAISE)
- References specific implementation models
- Provides policy-level recommendations
- Links reform to specific models
Topper
Aakash Om Trivedi
AIR 732024
Subject & Paper
GS1GS1
Topic
Role of Women and Women's Organization
Care work and gender equality
Gender equality, care work, development
Writing Stats
237
Total words
13
Paragraphs
Academic/Analytical
Tone