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I4A: SDG5

September 04, 2018 / 02:44

This episode discusses gender equality, women's inclusion in the economy, and the need for more women entrepreneurs and leaders. Key topics include the current state of women's participation in various sectors, the importance of creating supportive environments for women, and the role of men in promoting gender parity.

The conversation highlights the statistics showing that while 50% of babies born are girls, their representation decreases in higher education and the workforce. The speaker emphasizes the need for solutions that empower women economically and socially.

There is a focus on the impact of women in leadership roles, particularly in shaping the future for girls and families. The discussion also touches on how women tend to invest more in education and health, which benefits broader societal goals.

The speaker calls for innovative proposals from both men and women to enhance women's participation in the economy, stressing that achieving gender parity requires collective effort.

TL;DR

The episode emphasizes the need for women's inclusion in the economy and the role of men in supporting gender equality.

Episode

2:44
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as the g5 is one of my favorite as DG's
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because I think it's a basis for it for
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inclusion and the way how I think about
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gender equality and gender parity is
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that around 50% of babies born in the
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world there are girls and then around
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50% of them also go to colleges but when
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you go further you see less and less
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women engaged in in different parts of
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economy and I'm very passionate about
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finding ways and solutions for women to
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be included in the economy and that
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means that we need more women
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entrepreneurs we need more women in
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employment and we need more women as as
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leaders in the companies and also in in
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the community and if we create such a
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space for women to engage we will
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achieve better parity if we don't try
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hard to do that it will take us hundred
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70 years for women and and and men to
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achieve gender parity oh I mean I think
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it's also important to create conditions
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for women to also shape this ecosystem
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where it will be much easier for women
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and girls to get engaged in this space I
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mean we should think really in context
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of not individual woman's I mean they
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are the head of the families and they
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have tremendous impact on the way how
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the children grow particularly girls so
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more opportunities for women to take a
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leadership role in addressing these
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fundamental issues of gender equality I
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fully agree with that and and women also
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when they earn they invest more in in
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education and in families and so that
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that has impact on other as DG's as well
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whether it's education or health or or
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food and I also wanted to make a plea
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that for women to be more engaged in
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economy and
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businesses in leadership we need men to
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support it and I look forward to the
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proposals in the ideas for action
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competition that would come both from
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men and women but they will all be
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innovative in terms of how can we
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include more women in the economy
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you

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Episode Highlights

  • The Importance of Women in Leadership
    Creating conditions for women to lead can significantly impact gender equality.
    “More opportunities for women to take a leadership role in addressing these fundamental issues.”
    @ 01m 44s
    September 04, 2018
  • The Role of Men in Gender Equality
    Men's support is crucial for increasing women's engagement in the economy and leadership.
    “We need men to support women's engagement in businesses and leadership.”
    @ 02m 14s
    September 04, 2018

Episode Quotes

  • We need more women entrepreneurs, leaders, and engaged in the economy.
    I4A: SDG5
  • If we don't try hard, it will take us 70 years for gender parity.
    I4A: SDG5
  • Women invest more in education and families, impacting future generations.
    I4A: SDG5

Key Moments

  • Gender Equality Advocacy00:15
  • Women in Economy00:45
  • Need for Support02:14

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