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Girl in education in society variety in article

Answer 1

In this report, we review in detail the progress in girls’education, the work that remains to be done, and strategies  for success. Governments, international development  agencies, and civil society organizations have  supported a variety of programs that have made a  difference in both large and small ways. There are valuable  lessons to learn from them—but more progress is  needed, especially in the poorest countries and among  the disadvantaged populations in most countries. Ultimately we recommend renewed collective action  for advancing girls’ education in hotspots around the  world, especially in the 80 countries where progress on  girls’ education has stalled. We recognize the powerful  contribution that girls and women themselves can  make to achieve this. Our first recommendation is to lean in with girls’ and women’s leadership by investing  in two initiatives that could go to scale in a short  time frame and rally support from a range of actors,  especially civil society and the private sector. The first  initiative aims to build strong girl and women leaders  by cultivating their skills and capacities to be agents  of their own lives. The second initiative aims to put  girls and women at the center of a data revolution  on gender, one that would fill the critical information  gaps about their status, what support they need to  succeed, and which interventions have been the most  and the least effective. Throughout the world today, it  is possible to put mobile technology to work catalyzing  a major girl-generated big data initiative.

Answer 2

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Girl education -

Let us pick up our pen and pencils, they are our most powerful weapon.

- Malala Yousafzai

Girls education is equally important as that of boys education. It is necessary for the development of a country since a country doesn't constitute of boys. A society needs equal balance between girls and boys education and that can be only done when both are educated.

There are certain places in our country where girls are not educated thinking that it will go waste. People only focus on boys education because they think girls will get married and go to their husband's house, then what is the need for it. But by educating a girl they can actually educate two families.

But they are not aware of the fact of educating a girl. Educating a girl means development of country, share of burden over families, social awareness, knowledge of their rights and so on. So we should educate the girl child.