“Setting of the information impacting club for woman
to contribution in social and economic issues”.
Places : SIDRAMPUR
Dates: 26-04-2022 to 10-05-2022
INTRODUCTION
As per the topic “Setting of the information impacting club for woman to contribution in social and
economic issues”. The main purpose of the topic is the educate and empower club of women in order
to look after society they live with complete freedom and mainly educate about health and hygiene
importance of women and their society. Due to crisis or pandemic it is more important to understand
the changes in the environment. And maintain complete hygiene among oneself like garbage
managements, water salinity, working for the society with suitable schemes available for women like
providing trainings at various sectors to develop their small scale business and being employing
themselves etc....
PLANNING
Started on -26/04/2022, Thursday…
Places planned for visiting to complete our work within
80-90hours
*Raichur
*SIDRAMPUR
Keypoints of our work:-
• Women’s caring responsibilities outside the home.
• Women employees and the risks to women’s jobs.
• Self-employed women and the risks to women-led business.
• Support for women, workers and families with responsibilities.
Snapshots
- Educated mainly about hygiene and health care.
- Made them realize the importance of hygienity in their surroundings. -
Educated mainly about communicable and non communicable diseases: Women as
a whole are especially susceptible to many diseases because of their poor nutritional
standards and discriminatory practices in health inputs right from their birth. The
access and availability of health care women is generally poor and scanty. There is
an imperative need to upgrade facilities for women to tackle the various health
problems.
Recommendations:-
- Allocate adequate budgets for all Communicable Diseases and Non
Communicable Diseases – IEC, prevention, early detection, treatment, equipments
etc.
- Horizontally integrate the vertical National Cancer Control Programme into the
public health system by imparting health awareness, making available the test of
Visual Inspection and appropriate referral.
- Ensure universal availability of ART, access to drugs for treatment of
opportunistic infections, provision of safe blood banking and palliative care.
- Women working for factories, educated them about safety conscious while do
their work, and spoke about emplobility opportunities.
- Guarantees of women’s rights to equality shall be realized only if women are
encouraged to assert their rights in a court of law. In order to achieve this objective,
there is need to ensure a woman’s access to legal aid services.
Recommendations:-
-Take measures to exempt women from paying fees while pursuing cases of human
rights violations
-Increase in the percentage of women in Police and judicial services -Constitution
of Legal Service Authorities at district and taluk levels.
- Monitor the function of the Legal Aid Centres
-Ensure that legal aid centres be set up consisting of a group of committed and
gender sensitive lawyers. --Respective states to carry out legal awareness
programmes in collaboration with NGO’s working at the grassroot levels.. -Gender
sensitization trainings and trainings on the use of gender specific laws to be provided
to all members of the Legal Services Authorities and those involved with their
functioning.
-Training manuals to be developed for wide dissemination.
-Publicity of legal aid schemes and programs to make people are about legal aid
policies.
-Training of all levels of government officials on all laws.
- Educated mainly about women education and facilities provided for free
education system.
- Every district should minimally have two shelter homes for women and girls.
- This should be in the nature of a one-stop crisis center where different key services
like legal aid, counseling, medical help etc. can be availed.
- NGOs and government agencies running such centres should be trained
adequately.
- More counseling centres with qualified social workers cum counselors with good
pay packages should be set up. The central social welfare board (CSWB) should
ensure regular funding.
- A certified course on counseling should be developed and offered through reputed
organizations to ensure the availability of counselors especially in rural areas and
in small towns where there is acute shortage of such facilities.
- Allocations for more medical/trauma centres both separate and within existing
government health facilities should be earmarked.
- Rehabilitation in terms of capacity building for victims with skills for self
sustenance, property, livelihood, care and protection, can prevent discrimination.
Explained about importance of health care and cleanliness.
- Here got to learn about care towards the strange women and protecting and
respecting her in their own way and about energy sources.
- Women are disproportionately impacted by a lack of access to energy given
their prominent role in domestic, low paid and unpaid work.
- In rural India nearly 3 billion days are spent in gathering fuels and 700 million
days in processing them i.e., chopping, drying, turning, storing, stacking and
handling. This work is done almost exclusively by women.
- Since it is women who manage 1/3rd of the energy system they need to be
substantially supported through investment, management and technology
inputs to be able to continue to manage the systems in sustainable ways and
with minimum hardship.
Recommendations:-
- A comprehensive policy is needed for domestic energy, covering a range
of solutions: small sized biogas plants, firewood plantations, small hydro
plants, and other renewable energy sources to create a portfolio of
energy options, rather than single source options.
- In addition, the promotion of non- biomass sources of energy, including
solar, for small production units would save firewood for domestic use.
- Educated about women special facilities like widow pensions, etc.
- Urbanization is an increasing phenomenon as the nature of activities
pursued by an economy progressively shifts from primary to the
secondary and tertiary sectors. Urban poor settlements in India are
around 40 million and the average family size is 5.
- It has been projected by the Planning commission (Working group on 9th
Plan) that by the end of the 9th Plan and at the beginning of the 10th
Plan, the shortage of housing in urban areas would be 16.76 million
houses.
- Of this 10 million houses would be needed for the economically weaker
sections, which can be broadly categorized as below poverty line
population.
Recommendations:- -
- Women’s rights to housing need to be understood in terms of their
entitlements. This means they have rights in, access to and control over
land, housing and property.
- The state must evolve policies and programmes that are sensitive to the
nuances of women’s status-linked needs - aged, widows, divorced, and
single.
- There is a need for greater commitment to institutional re-orientation by
adopting a more ‘enabling’ approach to the delivery of basic services
accessible to the poor through the more effective mobilization of 12
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Conclusion
➢ Learnt much about leadership qualities.
➢ Learnt about economic conditions of the society.