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Curbing unintended pregnancies and achieving gender parity in education could add up to $12 trillion to global GDP by 2030.

Countries with broad access to reproductive healthcare see an average 20% increase in per capita incomes.

Local women-led climate efforts, such as promoting sustainable agricultural practices, could help avert 24% to 30% of global emissions—roughly equivalent to the annual emissions of the entire country of China.

Meeting reproductive healthcare needs could slow population growth by nearly 9%, easing strains on societal resources like jobs and social services that, when scarce, can lead to civil unrest.

Countries with higher levels of women’s economic, financial, and political inclusion tended to be the same countries that had fair elections, autonomous civil societies, and accountable government institutions.