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Elaborate the approaches to integrate women in development.
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Approaches to integrate women in development have evolved from traditional views of women as passive beneficiaries to recognizing them as active agents of change. Initially, the Women in Development (WID) approach emerged in the 1970s, emphasizing the inclusion of women in existing development processes. WID focused on providing women with access to resources, education, and employment opportunities, aiming to reduce gender disparities within mainstream development projects. However, it often treated women as a homogeneous group and did not address deeper structural inequalities. The Women and Development (WAD) approach followed, highlighting that women’s economic activities are already integral to development. WAD argued that
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