This academic paper explores the fundamental concepts of politics, which involves the creation, maintenance, and modification of communal regulations. Politics is inherently related to conflict and cooperation, according to Aristotle's theory of politics from 1905.

One significant development in modern politics is recognizing women's capacity and talent for leadership roles. Over the past two decades, women's representation in national parliaments worldwide has increased steadily from 11.8 percent in 1998 to 23.5 percent in 2018. As such, development policies seek to emphasize women's participation in local, national, and community leadership roles.

Women's involvement in politics delivers tangible results that benefit democracy, such as increased responsiveness to citizen needs, growing cooperation across party and ethnic lines, and a more sustainable future. Having women hold elected positions also enhances gender equality and affects the range of policy issues addressed and the solutions proposed. As more women assume office, policymakers prioritize quality of life and incorporate the priorities of families, women, ethnic and racial minorities. The presence of women in politics is crucial in promoting peace across nations, as they work across party lines, encourage citizen confidence in democracy, and prioritize key development indicators in education, health, and more.

Furthermore, having women representatives in parliament plays a vital role in decision-making and designing public policies that positively impact people's lives. When sufficient numbers of women hold parliamentary positions, they tend to advocate forcefully for women's and children's rights and promote the interests of communities through their close relationship with local communities. Women in politics influence, not only individuals and communities, but also future generations of women as they provide vital role models that normalize the idea of women holding power.

In conclusion, women's representation in parliament is essential in promoting equality, human rights, and democracy in our society. Their participation guarantees tangible gains and peace across nations, while their role as lawmakers enables them to bring about policies that positively affect people's lives. Finally, women in politics act as role models and positively influence future generations of women to participate in politics and turn up during elections to make their voices heard.

O'Neil, Tam, Georgia Plank, and Pilar Domingo's (2015) published literature review on female leadership support is a fastidious analysis of existing evidence. The research was conducted by the Overseas Development Institute (ODI) in London and looked into the various ways of providing assistance to women and young girls aspiring for leadership roles. The report covers a broad range of topics, and offers a valuable resource for those looking to understand the most effective support strategies to help women and girls overcome obstacles and take leadership positions.