Lucknow: Addressing a conference on ‘Creating an Enabling Ecosystem for Women Safety and Empowerment’ of the Working Group of 18 States and Union Territories, Chief Secretary DS Mishra Said that there is a need to inculcate values and ethics in children right from childhood through schooling and development of gender-sensitive curriculum.
UP has been designated as the lead state for the issue, one of the 12 sub-themes that will be discussed at the second conference of chief secretaries in January 2023 in Delhi under the theme ‘Development India-Reaching the Last Mile’ ‘ has a broad subject. , Learnings and findings from Thursday’s brainstorming session to be presented to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the conference.
Elaborating on the objective of the workshop, which was to discuss and deliberate on the issues, challenges, interventions and possible strategies to ensure the safety and empowerment of women, the Chief Secretary said: “India a developed nation by 2047 Aiming to become
Our progress will be incomplete if we ignore women who constitute 50% of the population. The workshop will focus on best practical solutions that can be adopted to ensure the safety and empowerment of women. ,
The Chief Secretary also shared the experience of UP with Anti-Romeo Squad in reducing the cases of eve-teasing and harassment of women and girls in public places. Doctor Zachary Adamhead of unicefThe field office in UP said that while focusing on providing security for women, it is also necessary to invest in children.
Indervar PandeySecretary Union Ministry of Women and Child Development It is proposed that more Child Marriage Probation Prohibition Officers should be notified for better implementation of the Child Marriage Act.
UP has been designated as the lead state for the issue, one of the 12 sub-themes that will be discussed at the second conference of chief secretaries in January 2023 in Delhi under the theme ‘Development India-Reaching the Last Mile’ ‘ has a broad subject. , Learnings and findings from Thursday’s brainstorming session to be presented to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the conference.
Elaborating on the objective of the workshop, which was to discuss and deliberate on the issues, challenges, interventions and possible strategies to ensure the safety and empowerment of women, the Chief Secretary said: “India a developed nation by 2047 Aiming to become
Our progress will be incomplete if we ignore women who constitute 50% of the population. The workshop will focus on best practical solutions that can be adopted to ensure the safety and empowerment of women. ,
The Chief Secretary also shared the experience of UP with Anti-Romeo Squad in reducing the cases of eve-teasing and harassment of women and girls in public places. Doctor Zachary Adamhead of unicefThe field office in UP said that while focusing on providing security for women, it is also necessary to invest in children.
Indervar PandeySecretary Union Ministry of Women and Child Development It is proposed that more Child Marriage Probation Prohibition Officers should be notified for better implementation of the Child Marriage Act.