A Right Based Approach is a framework for development that considers people as holders of rights rather than passive beneficiaries of welfare programmes. It is based on the idea that every individual has certain fundamental rights and the state, institutions and other duty bearers have the responsibility to respect, protect and fulfil these rights. In the context of gender, resources and entitlements, this approach focuses on ensuring equal access to resources, decision-making power, opportunities and social justice for all genders, especially women and marginalized communities. The Right Based Approach is rooted in human rights principles such as equality, non-discrimination, participation, accountability and empowerment. Unlike traditional welfare approaches that provide support as charity, a rights-based approach treats access to education, health, land, livelihood, food, water and social security as entitlements. It enables individuals and communities to claim their rights and demand accountability from authorities. Gender inequality is a major area where this approach has significant importance. Women often face restrictions in