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Gender

according to the World Health Organization, gender refers to the socially constructed roles, behaviours, activities an attributes that a given society consideres appropriate for men and women
Social norms
the rules how people should act in a given group or society. These rules are often different for men and women. Any behaviour that is outside these norms is considered abnormal

Culture

the total of the inherited ideas, beliefs, values and knowledge that constitues the shared bases of social action
marginalised
treat (a person, group, or concept) as insignificant or peripheral

Status (with regard to gender)

the relative position or standing of men and women in a society
Unemployment gender ratio
the female unemployment rate as a percentage of the male unemployment rate

The Gender-related Development index (GDI)


1. Longevity- as measured by female and male expectancy at birth
2. Knowledge- as measured by (1) female and male literacy rates, and (2) female and male combined school enrolment ratios
3. Income per capity, in PPP US dollars, based on female and male earned income shares

The Gender Empowerment Measure (GEM)

1. Political participation
2. economic participation
3. power ofer economic resources

Gender Gap/Inequality Index (GII)

A measure of gaps between male and female attainment, displayed in a diamond, for various indicators of education, health, economic involvement and political involvement