Leadership and voice: more than add women and stir
Why is women’s leadership and voice important? Why is it relevant to WASH?
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Why is women’s leadership and voice important? Why is it relevant to WASH?
What is women’s empowerment? How do you measure it? Why is it relevant to the WASH?
Empowerment, and more specifically women’s empowerment, is among the most fuzzy concepts within international development. This article looks at how it has evolved drawing on key international feminist thinkers, concluding that women’s empowerment is best understood as a process rather than an end goal, where marginalised women are able to set their own political agendas, to access resources, form movements and achieve lasting change in gender and social power structures.