FINAL EXAMINATION

GEE 7-GENDER AND SOCIETY

Name: ALYZA CASSANDRA MORALES Date: 02-15-22

Course: BEED 4 EOP Score: __________

1. Discuss comprehensively on how gender issues arises in different sector

A. Agriculture- Agricultural Policy makers have for decades turned a blind eye to women
farmers because they think of farmers as men. Thus, denying women’s claim to
participation in farming and other activities which directly affect their lives. Small farmers,
as well as other value chain actors and employees, including men, women, are being
sought to make value chains more inclusive. Measuring the impact of development
projects on people's livelihoods in fisheries, aquaculture, and agriculture is also part of it.
Her evaluation work enables programs to have a bigger impact and development
professionals to better integrate gender and youth problems into their work.

B. Industry and manufacturing - Environmental factors all play a role in this. changes in the
population, as well as their interactions, They will give rise to new career and occupation
categories. while displacing others in part or completely Many of the organizations are, by
their very nature key transformational forces at work in the world now Industries have the
ability to help decrease the gap between the rich and the poor. Gender disparities in the
workplace are still common. today's most competitive industries, making hiring more
difficult and time-consuming. due to a more limited talent pool, future workforce planning
pool. As businesses prepare for disruptive transformation, Getting rid of gender disparities
may also open up new doors.in the interest of development.

C. Tourism- Through formal and informal jobs, tourism can also assist impoverished women
in breaking the cycle of poverty. training, and community improvement are all areas in
which we can help. Not all women benefit from it in the same way However, tourism
 development is taking place. In some circumstances, a lack of education and finances may
prohibit the poorest people from getting an education. Women are excluded from the
benefits of tourism development. Male and female perceptions,  Female roles are
frequently culturally defined and vary by race, social status, age, and nationality. the
various methods in which women might collaborate to achieve a common goal success; a
single changemaker's ability to engage her community and spread success to the lives of
others. Others' determination the ladies involved's determination.

D. Business Processing Outsourcing- Although much of the relationship between

development and gender disparity may be explained by the process of development,
society-specific variables are also at play. Today's poor countries have cultural
characteristics that enhance gender imbalance.

E. Government Services - Working with awareness raising is a ground-breaking effort that is

one of the most pressing difficulties the government sector faces. We hope that this book
will motivate both those who want to get started and those who want to continue working
toward equal access to high-quality public services for men and women. We detail our own
experience and findings in this area on these pages, but we also provide many of
individuals with whom we've worked the opportunity to express their thoughts.
2. Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act of 2004

RA 9262, or An Act Defining Violence Against Women and Their Children, Providing Protective Measures
for Victims, Prescribing Penalties Therefor and for Other Purposes, recognizes the need to protect the
family and its members particularly women and children, from violence and threats to their personal safety
and security.

Under this law, the state also recognizes the need to protect the family and its members particularly women
and children, from violence and threats to their personal safety and security.
Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act of 2004

RA 9262, or An Act Defining Violence Against Women and Their Children, Providing Protective Measures
for Victims, Prescribing Penalties Therefor and for Other Purposes, recognizes the need to protect the
family and its members particularly women and children, from violence and threats to their personal safety
and security.

Under this law, the state also recognizes the need to protect the family and its members particularly women
and children, from violence and threats to their personal safety and security.

3. Studies that deal with the effects of encouragement and global capital and labor movements.
Women explore and engage with the past and concerns biggest gender through the prism of
gender and its connections with race, class, sexuality, and identity. Gender, poverty, and the
delivery of basic services like healthcare, education, and social security are all connected. Public
service delivery is critical in assisting women and men in realizing their full potential and exercising
their human rights.

4. “The SOGIE Equality Bill officially became the longest-running bill under the Senate interpellation
period in Philippine history. Supporters of the bill have remarked that the prolonged interpellation
was intended by the dissenters to block the passage of the historic anti-discrimination bill”. You
may use the law because it will protect you in your work, in your school, whether you are rich or
poor, single or not, she continues. It's not to say that marriage equality is unimportant.Simply said,
it indicates that, in terms of prioritization,

5. Sexual harassment is a form of sexual discrimination. Considered sexual harassment if any

someone who repeatedly says or does things things that insult you and offend. These may be
 speech or actions pertaining to sex or gender. Harassment can be sexual discrimination though
that it is not sexual in nature. This can happen when someone is harassing you just because of
your gender.Sexual harassment most often occurs in women, but it can also happen to men or to
people of the same sex.

6. On the other hand, a rising number of males were working in sectors that were once considered
female, such as nursing. Furthermore, while acknowledging the physical differences between men
and women, it is even more surprising that child rearing is no longer considered simply a woman's
responsibility at home. The forced purchase of her partner's name after marriage, as well as a
woman's capacity to continue her career or work after marriage, are both examples of the change
in social view.