A rights-based approach to realizing the economic and social rights of poor and marginalized women
To improve the international development community’s understanding of the value of a rights-based development approach, ICRW provided technical support to six projects in India from 2003-2005 to help identify both the process of and challenges involved in implementing this approach. This report presents a conceptual and operational framework on the rights-based approach to development, with a particular emphasis on realizing the economic and social rights of poor and marginalized women and girls.
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