Achieving gender equality requires going beyond stereotypes that limit women’s potential. IAS officer Hari Chandana’s visionary initiatives like #Aarunya and #BicyclesForGirls demonstrate solutions that provide skills, mobility and access to women – helping break stereotypes and empower girls and women as leaders of change – aligned with the UN’s #SDG5 and India’s vision for a gender just society by 2047. #GenderEquality

Hari Chandana has spearheaded women-centric innovations like #Aarunya and #BicyclesForGirls that challenge stereotypes. #Aarunya imparts vocational skills to village women, enabling entrepreneurship beyond limiting domestic stereotypes. #BicyclesForGirls improves rural girls’ access to schools by tackling mobility restrictions. She has also facilitated access to government welfare schemes. #HariChandana #WomensEmpowerment

Additionally, through localized planning, Hari Chandana has improved the delivery of literacy, health and nutrition programs – empowering women through a visionary approach that confronts intergenerational social limitations. #EquitableSociety #VocationalSkills

By improving women’s access to resources in an integrated manner, Hari Chandana’s model aligns with #SDG5 and India’s 2047 vision of equal opportunities for women. Her visionary approaches can promote gender equality globally. #India2047 #DigitalAccess #SheInspiresUs

As the world seeks solutions for gender justice, following changemakers like Hari Chandana can catalyze transformation everywhere. Her collaborative model provides an actionable roadmap to cultivate an equitable society by empowering women as leaders beyond stereotypes. #ModelForChange