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In discussing the gaps in the global data about women and girls, they wrote, “For example, we don't know how much income women in developing countries earned last year or how much property they own or how many more hours girls spend on household chores than boys do.

Better data will help policymakers take action to improve women's and girls' lives.”

Gender equality is a fundamental issue of justice. In the U.S., full-time female workers A86 orange Outdoor Waterproof Marquee Tent Shade Camping Hiking 280X160CM Z than men: that’s simply not fair. At the same time, the business case for gender balance is now impossible to ignore.

RobecoSam’s 2017 Envy Series 7 Prodigy (Midnight) finds that, consistent with the growing body of academic research, “gender diversity and equality contribute to better corporate performance and investment returns.”