Transformative policy refers to a policy approach that aims to bring fundamental structural changes in society by addressing the root causes of inequality, discrimination, and exclusion rather than merely managing their consequences. In the context of gender analysis, transformative policies seek to alter unequal power relations between men, women, and people of diverse gender identities by challenging discriminatory social norms, institutions, laws, and practices. Unlike gender-neutral or gender-sensitive policies, transformative policies actively promote gender justice and social equity by ensuring equal access to opportunities, resources, decision-making, and rights. Gender analysis provides the framework for identifying the different needs, roles, responsibilities, and experiences of individuals based on gender. It examines how social, economic, political, and cultural systems produce gender inequalities. Transformative policies are designed using gender analysis to recognize existing disparities and implement measures that eliminate systemic barriers. Such policies do not merely include women in existing systems but seek to reshape those systems to become equitable and inclusive. One of the primary objectives of transformative policy is to redistribute power and resources. Women often face unequal access to education, healthcare, employment, property ownership, and political participation. Transformative policies address these disparities through legal reforms, affirmative action, equal pay legislation,