Emayvelle N.

Gahum
BTLED IA- 1A
CROP PRODUCTION

Why gender equality is important? In what ways can we reduce inequalities in agriculture?

Gender equality is crucial in the context of population and development programs

because it allows women and men to make decisions that benefit their own sexual and
reproductive health as well as the health of their spouses and families.Ending gender
discrimination and giving equitable access to school and work opportunities are essential for
long-term growth. Even when women work, the gender pay gap implies that they do not earn as
much as men. Ending gender discrimination and giving equitable access to school and work
opportunities are essential for long-term growth. Even when women work, the gender pay gap
implies that they do not earn as much as men.People who are poor or vulnerable, particularly
rural women, continue to have limited access to land, natural resources, finance, and services. It
is critical to secure tenure rights for individuals who farm, raise livestock, fish, and manage
forests in order to eliminate disparities.

Equality is about giving everyone an equal chance to make the most of their life and
skills. It is also the concept that no one should have fewer opportunities in life because of how
they were born, where they came from, what they believe, or if they have a disability.Ensure
equitable opportunity and decrease outcome inequities, particularly through abolishing
discriminatory laws, rules, and practices and encouraging suitable legislation, policies, and
action. Adopt policies, particularly budgetary, wage, and social protection programs, to create
greater equality over time.

Increase economic inclusion, as well as the creation of better jobs and greater salaries.
improve social services and ensure social protection access Allow for secure movement and
mobility while combating irregular migration. Encourage pro-poor economic policies and the
development of equitable and transparent tax systems.In order to reduce inequality,
revolutionary change is required. Greater efforts are required to reduce extreme poverty and
hunger, as well as more investment in health, education, social protection, and decent jobs,
particularly for young people, migrants and refugees, and other vulnerable communities.