Gender stereotype

➕Definition
- A gender stereotype is a widely held but fixed and oversimplified belief or idea about the characteristics, roles, and behaviours that are appropriate for men and women based on their gender.

➕Kerala's Examples:
-Class V Social Science textbook features a father making fish curry, breaking traditional gender norms.
-Gender parity references included in textbooks for Classes I, III, V, VII, and IX.
-A Class III English textbook depicts a father preparing food and performing household chores.


➕Addressing Gender Stereotypes:
-Education: Promote gender-sensitive curricula and teaching practices.
-Awareness: Increase awareness about the negative impacts of stereotypes.
-Representation: Ensure diverse and accurate representation of genders in media and leadership roles.
-Policy: Implement policies that promote gender equality in workplaces and educational institutions.


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➕World Heritage Committee : Committee of UNESCO.

- Location: Paris, France.

- Establishment: Created by the World Heritage Convention in 1972.

- Mission: To identify, protect, and preserve cultural and natural heritage worldwide.

Functions:
- Listing World Heritage Sites: Evaluates and decides on the inclusion of sites on the World Heritage List.
- Monitoring Conservation: Reviews the state of conservation of listed sites and takes actions to protect them.
- Technical Assistance and Training: Provides support and training to countries for heritage conservation.
- Emergency Assistance: Offers aid for sites in immediate danger.

- Composition: 21 member states elected by the General Assembly of States Parties.

- Meetings: Annually to discuss and make decisions on heritage issues.

Source : The Hindu
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