Education represents a fundamental and inalienable right, and one of the most important structural tools for achieving women’s economic and social empowerment, particularly for the most vulnerable women, including survivors of violence, low-income women, and women facing multiple forms of structural discrimination. The impact of education is not limited to improving employment and income opportunities, but also extends to strengthening decision-making capacity, reducing exposure to violence, achieving personal independence, and enabling effective participation in public life.
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