Women now have more chances than ever to participate in a variety of public roles at all levels because to the growing tide of democratization. Women are organizing for change in both their private and public lives as members of organizations and political parties. The world is changed when women are included in development processes at all levels—thinking, planning, and implementation. However, in order to advance women's status, significant adjustments must be made to the socialization process that perpetuates gender relations as well as the thought and practice systems that have persisted for more than a century. Such adjustments require time. But it has become abundantly evident in recent decades that women are a huge social resource that no society can afford to underuse or undervalue. Women are asking to be regarded as partners and will no longer tolerate being used as the workhorses for development initiatives established by others. Planners have a big obligation to pay attention to women's perspectives and incorporate them into gender-responsive social policies and initiatives. As a result, this study discusses how women might help to further societal progress