Gender perspectives examine how socially constructed roles, responsibilities, opportunities, and power relations between women, men, and people of diverse gender identities influence access to resources, participation, and outcomes in different sectors. Gender analysis identifies inequalities and promotes policies that ensure equity, inclusion, and empowerment. Two important sectors where gender perspectives are highly significant are education and health. In the education sector, gender perspectives focus on ensuring equal access to quality education for all genders. Historically, girls have faced barriers such as poverty, child marriage, domestic responsibilities, safety concerns, and discriminatory social norms that limit school enrollment and completion. Gender analysis reveals that these barriers are not merely individual problems but are rooted in structural inequalities. It emphasizes the need for gender-sensitive educational policies, scholarship programmes, separate sanitation facilities, safe transportation, and awareness campaigns encouraging girls' education. Gender-responsive curricula challenge stereotypes by presenting women and men equally in textbooks and classroom activities. Teachers are trained to avoid gender bias and encourage equal