“Why is gender participation an issue in non-formal education in your home country? Discuss the challenges that may be faced in involving women in decision. Identify challenges to the implementation”
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Explanation:
Because some people thinks that boys are intelligent and girls are innocent..
And they think that if girls were educated then what she do...very wrong thinking of people.
I think if anybody thinks like that they all would hardly punished or give him a punishment like he never think like this...
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Explanation:
Few investments have as large a payoff as girls’ education. Household surveys in developing countries have consistently shown that women with more education have smaller, healthier and better-educated families. The linkages are clear: Educated women are more likely to take care of their health, desire fewer children and educate them well, which, in turn, makes it more likely their children will survive and thrive into adulthood.
Research by the World Bank and other organizations has shown that increasing girls’ schooling boosts women’s wages and leads to faster economic growth than educating only boys. Moreover, when women earn more money, they are more likely to invest it in their children and households, enhancing family wealth and well-being. Other benefits of women’s education captured in studies include lower levels of HIV infection, domestic violence and harmful practices toward women, such as female genital cutting and bride burning.