empowerment

emancipazione

Acquisizione di potere politico, sociale o economico da parte di una persona o di un gruppo.

In inglese semplice: The gaining of political, social, or financial power by a person or group.

• Education supports women's economic empowerment.
• Voting rights were a major step toward political empowerment.
• The report links community empowerment to access to land.

Contrari: disempowerment

Espressioni comuni: economic empowerment, political empowerment

responsabilizzazione, empowerment

Aiuto alle persone per sviluppare la fiducia e le capacità necessarie a prendere in mano la propria vita.

In inglese semplice: Helping people find the confidence and ability to take control of their own lives.

• The course focuses on personal empowerment.
• Her approach to counselling encourages empowerment through small choices.
• We offer workshops on confidence and empowerment.

Espressioni comuni: personal empowerment, empowerment through education

autonomia

Condizione di avere il potere, la fiducia o l’autorità per agire e prendere decisioni.

In inglese semplice: The state of having the power, confidence, or authority to act and make decisions.

• She felt a new sense of empowerment.
• Having her own income brought a feeling of empowerment.
• Their empowerment allowed them to make decisions without asking permission.

Contrari: powerlessness

Espressioni comuni: sense of empowerment, feeling of empowerment

emancipazione della popolazione nera

Programmi pubblici che aiutano la popolazione nera a ottenere lavori migliori, opportunità imprenditoriali e potere economico.

In inglese semplice: Government programmes that help Black people gain better jobs, business opportunities, and economic power.

• The government introduced new empowerment rules.
• Black empowerment programmes aim to widen business ownership.
• The company must meet the policy's empowerment targets.

Espressioni comuni: black empowerment, empowerment policy