2. Create an enabling environment The creation of an enabling environment free of harmful unequal gender norms, societal structures and cultural attitudes is central to the wellbeing of women and girls.
In particular, because scientists/physicians have received increased, unequal, partially unearned, societal advantages, as compared to many other people, they have increased responsibilities to "give back," to help promote equal opportunity/protection from harm, as virtually all professional-ethics codes recognize, e.g., [ 37].
Our assumption was that at the societal level unequal gender relations would be a key factor contributing to sexual violence [ 7, 32, 33].
It's a very unequal society".
It is higher for less advantaged people, and societal factors – such as the unequal distribution of economic resources, unequal provision of good information, and unequal exposure to discrimination – play a crucial role in producing those socially stratified suboptimal choices.
GDP – the barometer of progress that underlies the Bretton Woods world – actually tends to rise not only with pollution and radically unequal returns from capital but also with societal challenges like crime, commuting time and family breakdown.
They suggest that women are likely to face barriers to entry due to unequal access to assets or resources or education, and are likely to face differing societal attributions and expectations.
At a time of societal urgency surrounding ecological crises from depleted fisheries to mineral extraction and potential pathways towards environmental and ecological justice, this book re-examines ecologically unequal exchange (EUE) from a historical and comparative perspective.
Education is unequal, too.
