Background
Overview
This concept links economic development (rising FLFP, digital payments) with social justice (women's empowerment) and public health (addressing NCDs, promoting preventive care, reducing healthcare financing burden). It highlights an intersectoral approach to development challenges, crucial for GS1 (Society), GS2 (Welfare Schemes, Health), and GS3 (Inclusive Growth).
Women's economic empowerment, characterized by increased female labor force participation and control over income, is a critical driver of social development. It significantly influences household decision-making, resource allocation, and overall well-being, including health outcomes.