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Who Speaks for Me? Ending Child Marriage
In the last decade, 58 million young women in developing countries—one in three—have been married before the age of 18, many against their will and in violation of international laws... read more
Posted on 10-01-2011
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Gender Equity and Girl Child in India
India is primarily a patriarchal society with a small segment of the population that adheres to matriarchal beliefs and values. Within the national culture there exists a “son syndrome” which... read more
Posted on 08-25-2011
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The Girl Up Campaign
This month in EFC Talks, we continue discussing with Tamara Kreinin, the Executive Director of Women and Population at the United Nations Foundation, about the UNF’s project, Girl Up. Girl Up... read more
Posted on 06-08-2011
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The Feminization of HIV/AIDS
The 'feminization' of HIV/AIDS poses a multidimensional health and humanitarian crisis, which could impact human development and economic growth. The global HIV/AIDS pandemic highlights the importance of targeted health policies and program that address the needs of women and girls....
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Girl's Education in the 21st Century
This publication discusses gender equality as a development issue. It argues that women’s economic empowerment is essential for economic development, growth, and poverty reduction not because of the income it generates, but because it helps to break the poverty...
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The Girl Effect: Why Invest in Adolescent Girls?
The Girl Effect
The girl effect is a project that advocates for investments in adolescent girls on order to break the cycles of poverty that entrap families, societies and communities around the world. It argues that young girls are...
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