Women are the backbone of their households and communities, playing essential roles in supporting their families, driving economic activities, and fostering social cohesion. However, deep rooted cultural norms, early marriages and economic barriers often prevent girls from completing their education, limiting their future opportunities and perpetuating a cycle of dependency.
Women face restricted economic independence due to limited access to financial resources, land ownership, and meaningful employment opportunities. Additionally, deep-rooted cultural practices and gender norms continue to marginalize women, confining them to traditional roles and significantly limiting their participation in leadership and decision-making processes at all levels. This inequality not only hinders the empowerment of women but also limits the social and economic progress of their communities and the country as a whole.