Investing in women's empowerment is not only humane, it is good common sense, because when women exert greater influence over household finances, economic outcomes for families improve.
Ed Royce: “Investing in women's empowerment is not only humane, it is good common sense, because when women exert greater influence…”
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Emphasizes the importance of women's empowerment for economic improvement.
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