Case study: gender equality (SDG5):: Ten stages of women’s mobility in Pakistan and Malaysia

Komal Faiz; Adilah Yong; Andree Woodcock; Deana McDonagh

Case study: gender equality (SDG5): Ten stages of women’s mobility in Pakistan and Malaysia

Komal Faiz, Adilah Yong, Andree Woodcock, Deana McDonagh

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Abstract

Addressing Sustainable Development Goal 5, achieving gender equality and empowerment of women and girls in transport, this chapter takes a holistic approach to exploring the mobility challenges women face in Pakistan and Malaysia. Ethnographic and empathic approaches were used to understand women’s mobility at different stages of their life. The '10 stages of women’ framework presents a contrast to the normative '7 ages of men’ model, showing the interrelationship of transport, age and gender. The framework was used to develop system maps to reveal a more holistic and actionable representation of the barriers and enablers faced by women in Pakistan and Malaysia, pinpointing areas for action.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Design for Global Challenges and Goals
Editors	Emmanuel Tsekleves, Jak Spencer, Rachel Cooper
Publisher	Taylor and Francis
Chapter	7
Pages	81-93
Number of pages	13
ISBN (Print)	9781000356748
Publication status	Published - Mar 2021

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UN SDGs

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