WHY WOMEN HEALTH IS CONSIDERED TO BE THE PILLAR FOR SOCIAL SECURITY AND WELFARE SCHEMES

Abstract

Health and Education are considered to be significant factors in determining any country's economic
success rather than being a byproduct of it. Providing the populace with a basic degree of healthcare
and ample opportunities of education has emerged as a crucial component of growth. It becomes a
more sensitive as well as prominent issue to consider about where health and education facilities are
to be texted in regard to females of that country. Over the globe, studies reveal the socio-cultural
barriers that keep women and girls deprived from achieving optimal health & education opportunities,
and receiving high-quality healthcare & educational orientation encompass unequal power dynamics
between men and women; a focus solely on women's reproductive roles; social norms that limit
opportunities for education and paid work and the possibility or experience of physical, sexual, or
emotional abuse.