The Empowerment of Women is the process by which women develop and recreate what they can be, do and achieve in a situation in which they were previously denied [1] [2]. Alternatively, it is the process for women to redefine gender roles which allows them to acquire the ability to choose between known alternatives that would otherwise have been restricted by that capacity. [1] There are several principles that define the empowerment of women, for example, for a person to have power, must come from a position of loss of power. In addition, one must acquire power for oneself instead of entrusting it to a third party. Other studies have shown that definitions of empowerment imply that people have the ability to make important decisions in their lives while they can act on them. Finally, empowerment and disempowerment are relative to the other at an earlier time; therefore, empowerment is a process, not a product. [2] The empowerment of women has become an important topic of debate in development and the economy. It can also point out approaches to other trivialized genres in a particular political or social context. The economic empowerment of women refers to the ability of women to exercise their right to control and benefit from resources, assets, income and time, as well as the ability to manage risks and improve their economic and social situation. wellness. Although often used interchangeably, the broader concept of empowering women refers to people of all types, emphasizing the distinction between biological and gender as a role. It also refers to other marginalized genders
