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Equal Opportunity India

Everyone deserves a fair chance.

Everyone belongs, whatever their religion, caste, gender, ability or income.

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What good looks like

Everyone belongs, whatever their religion, caste, gender, ability or income, with equal respect and equal access to services.

  • Equal respect and equal access to services
  • Public places that work for the elderly, children and people with disabilities
  • Fair chances at work and in school

Current problems

  • Far fewer women than men take part in the labour force.

Evidence and data

Figures from public reports; we are checking them against the latest releases.

Why this matters

A fair chance at work, school and public services is the base of a country where talent is not wasted.

Possible solutions

  1. 1

    Safe journeys to work

    Transport and streets that are safe for women at all hours.

  2. 2

    Care that does not block work

    Childcare and care for the elderly that families can rely on.

  3. 3

    Fair hiring and pay

    Equal pay for equal work, and hiring that looks at skills.

Positive Indian examples

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