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Women largely 'invisible & excluded'

(i) Unequal Social Norms - less created a customary of women => Can lead movements

Civ) Low political participation of women

(ii) Only 14% member of parliament are female

(iii) Gender Discrimination - women not seen as natural leader

(iv) 'Intersectionality of Inclusion - tribes, caste & poor women are even worse off

(v) Low literacy => >$4% (Census) studying awareness & ability to lead large-scale movement

Measures to make women more visible & decision-making

(i) Reservation for women in cooperatives [bodies - 2 seats]

(iii) 10th Constitutional Amendment ensuring 33% of legislative seats for women

(3.1). Reservation of seats at Panchayat level => +46% of all member are women

(ii) Notes the SEWA are training liveway led workers

desire for Visibility initiatives taken overtly will set some achievement (>SEWA but also women led divisionalised

Reasons to take women more visible in decision-making

(i) Reservation for women in cooperatives Bodies - 2 seats

(iii) 10th Constitutional Amendment ensuring 33% of legislative seats for women

(3.1). Reservation of seats at panchayat level => >46% of all members are women

(ii) Notes the SEWA are training liveway led workers

desire for Visibility initiatives taken overtly will set only some achievement

of SEWA but also women led divisionalised

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