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Women education for global sustainable development


Women education
Home is the best place where the process of education begins.  It is the foundation of all the learning sources outside the home. Women to be able to perform this task efficiently, they must receive education in religion, arts, science, housekeeping, cooking, sewing and hygiene. Women's education should be exemplary in all the matters. The world's average female literacy rate is 79.7% while in India the average rate is 65.46% women's education in our country plays a very important role in the overall development of the country. It is not only helps in the development  of half of the human resources, but in improving the quality of life at home outside. Although in the vedic period women had access to education in our country.
Educating the women will empower them to seek gender equality in the society.
Women will be able to earn that would help to raise the Economic condition and their status in the society.
They will be aware about the advantages of small qnd planned family and this will be a big step towards achieving stabilized population goals.
It has been reported that the single most important factor affecting high total fertility rates is the low status of women and they would tend of have fewer healthier children who would live longer.
Women on being educated would be able to rear their children in a better way, leading to their good health and provide them with better facilities.
Women are also the victim of capitalism and development. Education of women would mean narrowing down of social disparities  and in equities. This would automatically lead to sustainable development.
Investing in girls education is the best thing we can do, not just for daughters and grand daughters, but for their communities and their countries.

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  1. UnknownDecember 30, 2018 at 8:33 PM

    Without educating women no development can be fulfilled and sustained........good thought

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