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Society and culture as foundation of gender inequality
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Transforming negative gender norms and harmful cultural norms that preference men and boys to the detriment of women and girls
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Transforming harmful cultural norms that perpetuate the burden of patriarchy or unhealthy expressions of masculinities
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Social and economic support for women as learners, homemakers, as workers in formal and informal spaces, as mothers, etc.
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Women as leaders in all aspects of life
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Ensuring all policies can adapt to reflect local values and cultural norms
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Address generational and systemic discriminatory practices that disenfranchise marginalised groups (especially women, people with disabilities and the LGBTQ community).
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Reintegrate/Rediscover indigenous knowledge, education, and practices that promote intersections between gender equality and health, the environment, education, etc.