Question

Womens participations explain
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Answer 1

Answer:

NDI, thus, aims to connect politics to women's everyday lives and empower women to take a more active role in political processes. At times, this means that NDI works in conjunction with women's groups and other civic groups to encourage and enable women to participate in the political process.

Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

Around the globe, the women's rights

movement—also known as feminist

and women’s liberatio n

movements–has made some progress.

Comprising more than half of most

electorates, women presently can vote

in almost every country. Moreover,

women hold public office in more than

ninety percent of nations.1

Arising in Europe in the late 18th

century and spreading outward, the

women’s movement guaranteed women

political, social and economic equality

in societies that traditionally confer

more status and freedom to men.

Many of these rights were legally

secured by the year 1970. Complete

political, economic and social equality

with men, however, has not been

achieved in any country to date.2

In many regions, such as the Middle

East and Asia, women rarely achieve

elected political office or access to

political careers. By and large, it is

difficult for women to achieve positions

of political leadership through

traditional routes. Nonetheless, women

throughout the world are developing

leadership skills in non-governmental

and community-based organizations.

In addition, women’s groups and

activists are increasingly recognizing

the benefits of greater communication

and collaboration with each other.3

Issue VII, December 1998

Supporting the increased participation

of women in political processes is

consistent with NDI’s mandate to

strengthen the inclusive and

representative nature of democratic

institutions worldwide. The Institute’s

civic programs work to inform and

motivate all citizens, including

women, for greater participation

through voting, monitoring elections

and community organizing.

In most countries where NDI conducts

civic participation programs, legal

frameworks already grant women

equal rights. NDI civic programs,

therefore, affect women by increasing

their understanding of political issues

so that they may more effectively

participate in political processes.

Often, civic programs educate women

about their legal rights and work to

increase their understanding of the

link between political participation

and the policies that affect their lives.

Because of entrenched cultural views

on gender roles, these activities

usually involve promoting women’s

self-confidence and changing their

attitudes toward politica l

participation. NDI, thus, aims to

connect politics to women’s everyday

lives and empower women to take a

more active role in political processes.

At times, this means that NDI works

in conjunction with women's groups

and other civic groups to encourage

and enable women to participate in the

political process...

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