At the Davos summit, Dipali Goenka, CEO of Welspun Living, made a case for the essential participation of women in India's workforce to achieve its $5-trillion economy goal. While emphasizing the value of women in the economy, Goenka also highlighted the need for policies that ensure economic growth without mandating specific gender quotas, suggesting that merit and freedom of choice should guide India's path forward.
Dipali Goenka Champions Women's Role in Economy at Davos, Calls for Balanced Participation
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Jan-22
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India's growth to a $5-trillion economy will not happen if women - or the "better half of the economy" - are not part of it, Dipali Goenka, the CEO of Welspun Living, has said.
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Jan-22
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Highlighting the critical role of gender equality in economic growth, Dipali Goenka, CEO of Welspun Living, passionately argued at Davos that India's ambition to become a $5-trillion economy hinges on its ability to leverage the untapped potential of women. Goenka underscored the importance of inclusive policies and equal opportunities for women as not just a moral imperative but a strategic economic necessity.
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