The most socially, economically and politically marginalized women are empowered. 'Most' is defined by multiple denials rights.
Are subjected to different forms of violence and abuse throughout their lives.
Are from marginalized rural and urban communities and subjected to discrimination and deprived of rights and opportunities at different levels
Are economically engaged in exploitative or unfair working conditions and disempowering working environments
Are adolencent girls denied access to choice or development opportunities and prone to child marriage
Are vulnerable to recuring natural disaster and environmental change and therefore carry multiple burdens
Are subject to politics and social marginalization due to issue of identify and stigma.
Extremely poor people in rural area, especially those trapped in a set of unequal power relations, will sustainably overcome the barriers that prevent the fulfilment of their basic rights, and lift themselves out of poverty.
Have unmet basic food and health needs
Have unstable employement or work opportunities and face seasonal hunger
Are unstable to cope with shocks
Are living with multiple livelihood stresses, and are therefore dependent
Lack of access to financial services and markets.
Lack participation or representation in local development processes
Are in debt, have children who are forced to work, or who sell their labor in advance and are subjects to multiple and overlapping forms of deprivation and discriminition
In emerging, regional and district urban centers, the marginalized and poor will have access to
security and wellbeing, as well as equitable social, economic and environmental outcomes.
Static
populations, seasonal migrants and recent arrives, and the most marginalized who
Cannot meet
their
basic needs
Are powerless,
voiceless
and disempowered
Are unable
to
access
resource
Are unable
to build
and use assets
Face threats,
violence
and shelter
insecurity
Are most
marginalized or
execluded from
society.
Are negatively
affected by
social customers
and laws
Are young and
female and are more
at risk due to
gender
inequalities.