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May 21, 2024Journal of Rural Development0 citationsOpen Access

Mapping Gender Gap in Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals in India

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VJVanishree JosephNMN. V. Madhuri

Key Points

  • Gender gap disparities persist across multiple Sustainable Development Goals in India, requiring integrated approaches to advance gender equality and inclusion.
  • Indicator trend analysis projects significant national hurdles in reaching Sustainable Development Goals benchmarks by the targeted 2030 deadline.
  • Analysis of national data examines current progress, evaluates indicator trends over time, and models future projections toward 2030 developmental targets.

Abstract

This paper intends to analyse the efforts made by India to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It prepares a thorough analysis of the gender challenges in each of the Goals. The interconnectedness of the Goals established in this paper makes it necessary to adopt a holistic approach to promoting gender equality and inclusion. The analyses of data on India include examining the present status, analysing the trend in attaining the target for chosen indicators and projecting the status of India for 2030.

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Joseph et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6935fb6db64358761a06ahttps://doi.org/10.25175/jrd/2023/v42/i3/173262
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