The interconnection between gender equality and sustainable development objectives (SDGs) is increasingly recognised as a fundamental prerequisite for achieving global development progress worldwide.
Sustainable Development Cannot Be Achieved Without Gender Equality - The Wire
As per data published by the United Nations in 2023, 54% of countries still do not have laws to address key areas of gender equality, including equal marriage and divorce rights.
As per data published by the United Nations in 2023, 61.4% of women of prime working age are in the workforce, the number being 90.6% for men.
Women frequently assume the primary responsibility for managing natural resources, possessing invaluable knowledge and expertise in sustainable practices. Research suggests that promoting gender equality in agriculture can enhance the resilience of agricultural systems to climate change, illustrating how the advancement of women’s rights can establish positive feedback loops between gender equity, sustainability, and economic stability.
07/06/2025