CSR is a new means to tackle gender inequality. Women’s empowerment across all sectors can be enhanced if corporations can identify common priorities and work together collaboratively to bring about major change that can be seen. Census 2011 data was a call for urgent action because it highlighted that the
17th May 2024: Sunteck Realty renowned for its commitment to excellence and sustainability, empowered 1,000 adolescent girls promoting menstrual health awareness at various municipal schools. Mentoring menstrual health care and hygiene can help women and girls from underprivileged backgrounds continue their education, maintain their health, and preserve their dignity. The
13th May, 2024: HDFC Bank Parivartan share’s the powerful stories of transformation that are helping in shaping the next generation of India’s healthcare workforce. While growing at around 22% CAGR, India’s healthcare sector continues to face shortages of trained medical professionals, especially nurses. An estimate by Center for Disease Dynamics,
United Nations theme for Women’s International Day 2024A wake-up call to help Social and economic growth Women have fought with men as equals in health, communication, education, and administration, as caregivers, innovators, community organizers, and some of the most exemplary and effective national leaders in combating calamities and catastrophes. March
“In times to come, the representation of women in our political decision-making bodies shall play a crucial role in fostering and strengthening the democratic fabric of our nation. It shall ensure that women’s voices are duly heard and their issues are addressed.” Excerpts from an exclusive interaction with CSR
Empowering women in the workplace is not only a matter of gender equality but also a strategic imperative for organizations. Gender diversity and inclusion have been proven to drive innovation, enhance decision-making, and improve overall business performance. However, despite progress made in recent years, many women still face barriers and
Sumanta Kar Chief Executive Officer of SOS Children’s Villages India Within the depths of the hearts of every child lies a world of potential waiting to be explored, nurtured, and unleashed. However, for children without parental care, this journey is often filled with challenges that can hinder their growth and
Violence against girls and women, quite distressingly remains a highly prevalent and pervasive human rights violation in the world. A global estimate reveals that 736 million women, which is almost one in three women have been subjected to physical violence or intimate sexual partner or non-partner violence at least once
Steering the ShippingIndustry to Gender Equity:Impact of DEI in ESG I t has been 50 years since Women’s Equality Day was first celebrated on August 26, 1973. Today, it serves not only as a reminder of the challenges women suffered to secure voting rights but also as a chance to
An interview with Yasmin RiazDirector – Resource Mobilization, Bal Raksha Bharat(Bal Raksha Bharat, a society registered under societies Registration Act, 1860) What have been the key goals and objectives in the last decade?Our vision is to shape a world where each child secures the fundamental rights of survival, protection, development,
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