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Second to last: Pakistan ranks 141 out of 142 countries in gender gap report

abhe kuch chawaloon ko samaj aye Malala wali story ?? lol... agay agay dekho OSCAR b dengay actually peechay agenda kuch aur hey...

Jo bhi agenda ho. these are facts. We are low in many areas and we need to speed up efforts
 
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Its good actually. Not like in India where Hindu women dominate Hindu men hehehe. Then we cry about love jihad.
Yeah and muslim men in India is dominated by 3-4 muslim women thats why they wage love jihad hehehe.
 
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Can any Bangladeshi member here explain what steps their government and society has taken to reduce the gender gap? In India the gender gap is wider in rural than urban areas. As times will change so will attitudes, only we need to accelerate the process.
 
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Can any Bangladeshi member here explain what steps their government and society has taken to reduce the gender gap? In India the gender gap is wider in rural than urban areas. As times will change so will attitudes, only we need to accelerate the process.
public awarness show in national television channel, free education for female, advertisement etc
 
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India at 114.... not encouraging at all .....
A lot needs to be done in the rural area. In urban areas we see quite a improvement.
 
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abhe kuch chawaloon ko samaj aye Malala wali story ?? lol... agay agay dekho OSCAR b dengay actually peechay agenda kuch aur hey...

1. jyada sochtey ho ! ise kahtey hain "khayali pulao"

2. apne aap ko jaroorat se jyada importance de rahe ho.

malala politician banegi. uski choice hai.. wo tumhari baat kyun sunegi ? kam se kam ladkiyan school jaayengee ! pakistan mein bahot saarey admiyon ko yeh accha nahi lagega !
 
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public awarness show in national television channel, free education for female, advertisement etc
You know, this is a good achievement for Bangladesh, can you please post more information, maybe some of us will find it useful. Thanks in advance.
 
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Ranked 141 in the annual Global Gender Gap Report, Pakistan comes second to last in terms of gender equality worldwide.
The report – published by the World Economic Forum (WEF) on Tuesday – quantifies the magnitude of gender-based disparities and tracks their progress over time. It seeks to measure one important aspect of gender equality: the relative gaps between women and men across four key areas — health, education, economy and politics.

According to the report, Pakistan is ranked 141 in terms of economic participation and opportunity for women, 132 in terms of education attainment, 119 for health and survival and 85 for political empowerment.
Since 2006, when the WEF first began issuing its annual Global Gender Gap Reports, women in Pakistan have seen their access to economic participation and opportunity gone down to 141 from 112.
Below is a chart showing Pakistan’s performance in other categories over the years.

Workplace gender gap

WEF said that the worldwide gender gap in the workplace had barely narrowed in the past nine years. While women are rapidly closing the gender gap with men in areas like health and education, inequality at work is not expected to be erased until 2095, the report added.

“Based on this trajectory, with all else remaining equal, it will take 81 years for the world to close this gap completely,” the WEF said in a statement.

The world would be better served to speed up the process, according to WEF founder and chief Klaus Schwab.
“Achieving gender equality is obviously necessary for economic reasons. Only those economies who have full access to all their talent will remain competitive and will prosper,” he said.
Report

The report, which covered 142 countries, looked at how nations distribute access to healthcare, education, political participation and resources and opportunities between women and men.
Almost all the countries had made progress towards closing the gap in access to healthcare, with 35 nations filling it completely, while 25 countries had shut the education access gap, the report showed.

Even more than in the workplace, political participation lagged stubbornly behind, with women still accounting for just 21% of the world’s decision makers, according to the report.

Yet, this was the area where most progress had been made in recent years.
“In the case of politics, globally, there are now 26% more female parliamentarians and 50% more female ministers than nine years ago,” said the report’s lead author Saadia Zahidi.

“These are far-reaching changes,” she said, stressing though that much remained to be done and that the “pace of change must in some areas be accelerated.”

The five Nordic countries, led by Iceland, clearly remained the most gender-equal.
They were joined by Nicaragua, Rwanda, Ireland, the Philippines and Belgium in the top 10, while Yemen remained at the bottom of the chart for the ninth year in a row.

The United States meanwhile climbed three spots from last year to 20th, after narrowing its wage gap and hiking the number of women in parliamentary and ministerial level positions.

France catapulted from 45th to 16th place, also due to a narrowing wage gap but mainly thanks to increasing numbers of women in politics, including near-parity in the number of government ministers.

Second to last: Pakistan ranks 141 out of 142 countries in gender gap report – The Express Tribune
India ka bhi number bta do
Zaat Paat k uhdy daro (Officers)
 
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For Pakistan to concentrate on the well being of its citizen, Kashmir issue should be solved immediately. But Hindu Zionists are not letting this happen, hence they are responsible for Pakistan's bad performance in gender inequality index. I think its a bigger conspiracy than it may seem. So many countries must be involved in this plot. They clearly have evil designs for Pakistan. I strongly condomn it.
 
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