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Culture , values and tradition Various cultural and social valueshave historically contributedto gender disparity in education
too many barrierspreventinggender parity in education
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Wives on Strike and many others where the girl child is made to suffer undue violence ... Various cultural and social valueshave ... contributedto gender disparity in education
what is taught in schoolcreatesgender inequality in education
additional factorscreatinggender inequality in education
an underlying factorinfluencinggender inequality in education
obstaclespreventinggender equality in education
to be addressedto creategender equality in education
culture and religion and not particularly political institutions due to the fact that there is no discrimination by gender in the case of government scholarships or other educational opportunities(passive) is ... influenced bygender inequality in education
social attitudescreategender inequality in education
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put in placeto creategender equality in education
Referralscreategender inequities in education
Carol Gilligan ... the main psychologistto influencegender differences in education
our effortsto creategender equality in education
the most important factorscreatinggender inequality in education
HQ(passive) led bygender equality in education
UNICEF Headquarters(passive) led bygender equality in education
to far more girls dropping out of school than boyshave ledto far more girls dropping out of school than boys
to a nation with the high illiteracy rate of 90 % among girls and womenhas ledto a nation with the high illiteracy rate of 90 % among girls and women
to social conditions that facilitate the spread of HIVcontributeto social conditions that facilitate the spread of HIV
to gender equality in societywill leadto gender equality in society
to higher economic growthcontributesto higher economic growth
the reduction of fertility rates , infant mortality ratescan preventthe reduction of fertility rates , infant mortality rates
progress in reducing fertility and child mortality rates ... thereby compromising progress in well - being in developing countriespreventsprogress in reducing fertility and child mortality rates ... thereby compromising progress in well - being in developing countries
to slower growth in the country as a whole , governments and non - governmental organizationsleadsto slower growth in the country as a whole , governments and non - governmental organizations
back decadesto be setback decades
to slower growth in the country as a whole the effect of gender inequality on growthleadsto slower growth in the country as a whole the effect of gender inequality on growth
in high fertility , low economic growth and ongoing inequality in education ... leading to a vicious circlecan resultin high fertility , low economic growth and ongoing inequality in education ... leading to a vicious circle
to women 's empowermentwill ... leadto women 's empowerment
to low economic growth ... and continued gender inequality in education , thus creating a poverty trapcan resultto low economic growth ... and continued gender inequality in education , thus creating a poverty trap
to low economic growth the study finds little evidence of a significant empirical link between overall inequality and crimecan resultto low economic growth the study finds little evidence of a significant empirical link between overall inequality and crime
to slower growth in the country as a whole created to show the effect of gender inequality on economic growth one of the very fewleadsto slower growth in the country as a whole created to show the effect of gender inequality on economic growth one of the very few