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• Do women have a specific role in society?
• How do women contribute to economic
growth at different levels?
• What are the public profiles of women?
• Why only women typically run households?
Role of Women in Society
Role of Women in Society
female
%male
%
Literacy Rate, Ages 15-24, 2000-04 76 85
Economically Active, Ages 15+, 1995-2002 (%)
74 81
Women as % of Parliament, 2004 10 90
Secondary School Enrol. 2000/2004 (as % of school-age enrol.)
20 31
Just 1 WASH indicator
HH without toilet HH with toilet
Distribution of HH by toilet facility availability
%
Women are normally users, managers and providers of water and sanitation services and hygiene improvements in their families and communities.
A WASH project is successful only when it is designed from a woman’s perspective, which leads to broader benefits for women.
Gender Equals Sustainability
WASH and Mobility
no time = no mobility
limited participation in civil societyand in decision making process
women overchargedwith tasks in
WASH
input related to women needs is not met
WSI Baseline surveyIn Oxfam target areas, women are normally in chargeof collecting water:
who is in charge of collecting
water
men women
% 38 62
WSI Baseline surveyIn Oxfam working areas, women are in charge of cleaning the ceramic water filters and also among the children girls are more often involved than boys when the time to wash the filters comes.
Local Gov’t Role in WASH National Min. of Rural Development
Gov’t guidelines and policiesProvince Prov. Departments
District District Integration Workshop
Commune Commune Councils C. Development Plan
C. Investment ProgramVillage WWPs influence
• WWPs prioritise woman's perspectives
• WWPs approach Commune Councils to
promote WASH improvement
• WWPs and Oxfam advocate for woman's
WASH needs at the national level
WWPs and advocacy