Question

How would the developmentvof wells bring about changes in village life and the lives of the women and children concernd?

Answer 1

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Answer:Achieving real progress regarding the situation of women in society has, for a number of years, been a priority for many member countries of the Council of Europe and for the Organisation itself. Yet there is still major scope for improvement. The present report analyses the situation of women in rural areas. It concludes that in many fields and for many reasons rural women are at a disadvantage compared to women living in cities and urban regions. The dismantling of socio-economic structures in countries of central and eastern Europe has caused particularly grave problems for women in rural areas in these countries (for example, social security).

The report asks governments of member countries to improve data and information on the situation of rural women. Proposals are put forward with a view to increasing rural women's participation in decision-making and to include gender issues at all levels. It also suggests a series of measures to increase rural women's participation in the economy, in particular with regard to work, where the report suggests that women's work in raising children and running a (farm) household be fully recognised. It stresses the importance of education and training as well as the need to give women full access to land and credit. Finally, the report underlines the importance of improving the social situation of rural women and of recognising their role in the maintenance of the rural cultural heritage.

The report recommends that the situation of rural women be included in the Council of Europe's work on equality.

Answer 2

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The development of wells bring about changes in village life and the lives of the women and children by following ways :

1. They use well's water in irrigation and farming .
2. They use water to fulfill their basic needs like Washing clothes, bathing, drinking, washing utensils, etc...
3. They give water to their cows, buffaloes and goats for drinking.

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