Gender equality is not just a moral imperative—it's an economic necessity. Countries that invest in women's economic empowerment consistently outperform those that don't, with higher GDP growth, better health outcomes, and more resilient communities.
The Economic Case for Gender Equality
Research consistently shows that closing gender gaps in labor force participation could increase GDP by up to 35% in some countries. When women participate fully in the economy, households have more income, children receive better education and nutrition, and communities become more prosperous.
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