SECTIONS Inclusion must mean real ownership ET Bureau · Business · 2026-09-06
Inclusion must mean real ownership
Broader inclusion needs genuine ownership and representation beyond numerical targets. A village woman named Nakusa achieved land ownership, showcasing economic empowerment. Women's economic aspirations can include modest, reliable incomes they control. Corporations and NGOs focus on marginalized gr... Inclusion must mean real ownership.
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