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→Is education of women a "boon" or "bane"

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Many studies have confirmed the positive impact of girls' education on maternal and child mortality, health, fertility rates, poverty and economic growth. Yet less than 2 cents of every dollar spent on international development is dedicated specifically to adolescent girls, who remain largely marginal to international development programs.1 However, a joint United Nations statement dated March 2010 states that the international community is beginning to recognize the potential role of girls as a powerful agent of change.

INVESTMENTS IN ADOLESCENTS ARE SOURCES OF CONSIDERABLE BENEFITS

One of the keys to reducing the cycle of poverty is an educated, healthy and productive population that can meet the needs of the next generation. Adolescent girls have considerable, and as yet unused, potential for accelerating national growth; their level of education, their contribution to the workforce and their ability to care for the next generation have a significant impact on entire communities. The adolescent population in developing countries is about 600 million, and the 10 to 24 age group is the fastest growing segment. This demographic trend can strengthen the economic prospects of developing countries by providing opportunities for these young people.

On average, more educated girls are more likely to integrate into the labor force, get paid jobs, earn more for their families in their lifetime, and have healthier and more educated children. long.3 The economic return on investment in girls' education is higher than that of boys, with wage gains particularly marked for those with secondary education. Secondary education for girls shows a rate of return of 18% in the form of potential wages, against 14% for boys.

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