1.One girl in 7 in developing countries marries before age 15 Yrs.
2.Pregnancy is a leading cause of death in young women aged 15-19 Yrs.
3.70% of the one billion people living in extreme poverty are women and girls.
4.When a girl in the developing world receives 7 or more years of education, she marries 4 years later and has 2.2 fewer children.
5. 53,000,000 girls in developing countries are denied access to primary school.
6.Girls spend approximately 85% more time per day on unpaid care work than boys. This leaves them with little time to go to school and do their homework.
7.Girls are 3 times more likely to be malnourished than boys.
8.An increase of only 1% in girls secondary education attendance, adds 0.3% to a country's GDP.
SAFE Society , Gorakhpur
2.Pregnancy is a leading cause of death in young women aged 15-19 Yrs.
3.70% of the one billion people living in extreme poverty are women and girls.
4.When a girl in the developing world receives 7 or more years of education, she marries 4 years later and has 2.2 fewer children.
5. 53,000,000 girls in developing countries are denied access to primary school.
6.Girls spend approximately 85% more time per day on unpaid care work than boys. This leaves them with little time to go to school and do their homework.
7.Girls are 3 times more likely to be malnourished than boys.
8.An increase of only 1% in girls secondary education attendance, adds 0.3% to a country's GDP.
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SAFE Society , Gorakhpur
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