Human Rights Gender inequality: educational opportunity
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- Created on: 23-09-19 10:25
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- Human Rights Gender inequality: educational
opportunity
- improvements in female enrolment
- especially in primary education
- severe disadvantages and exclusion
- mainly in poorer countries, rural areas and rural poor
- greatest in sub Saharan Africa and south Asia
- key to empowering women and achieving gender equality
- women are able to move into the labour market
- increases productivity of the work force
- now, more than half of the work force is being utilised
- now, more than half of the work force is being utilised
- skilled and educated, able to earn their own money
- increases productivity of the work force
- women are able to move into the labour market
- where parity has increased:
- population growth has slowed
- family health, child nutrition have fallen, poverty has been reduced
- fertility rates have fallen
- family health, child nutrition have fallen, poverty has been reduced
- infant mortality rates fallen
- family health, child nutrition have fallen, poverty has been reduced
- fertility rates have fallen
- family health, child nutrition have fallen, poverty has been reduced
- parity: the state or condition of being equal, especially as regards status or pay
- population growth has slowed
- factors influencing female educational participation
- improvements in female enrolment
- especially in primary education
- severe disadvantages and exclusion
- mainly in poorer countries, rural areas and rural poor
- greatest in sub Saharan Africa and south Asia
- key to empowering women and achieving gender equality
- women are able to move into the labour market
- increases productivity of the work force
- skilled and educated, able to earn their own money
- increases productivity of the work force
- women are able to move into the labour market
- where parity has increased:
- population growth has slowed
- infant mortality rates fallen
- parity: the state or condition of being equal, especially as regards status or pay
- population growth has slowed
- Cost
- Poverty, AC/EDC/LIDC
- household obligations (chores)
- fall to girls due to males who emigrate
- may send remittances back which improves standard of living
- fall to girls due to males who emigrate
- patriarchal systems
- only a benefit to the family into which a daughter marries
- not a benefit to her own family
- inadequate santitation
- no private or even separate toilets
- negative classroom environments
- girls face:
- violence
- exploitation
- corporal punishment
- girls face:
- insufficient female teachers
- girls are exploited for child labour
- this is an example of forced labour
- different levels of support for education in different religions
- child marriage
- inadequate legislation
- lack of or minimal government investment
- early/teenage pregnancy
- child marriage
- improvements in female enrolment
- improvements in female enrolment
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