Women do most unpaid care work
Women around the world carry the majority of unpaid housework and care. Sharing it fairly gives everyone more time.
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Women around the world carry the majority of unpaid housework and care. Sharing it fairly gives everyone more time.
Source: Sample dataRoughly one in three new businesses is started by a woman, and the number keeps growing.
Source: Sample dataWomen who start saving early often end up with twice the safety net by midlife.
Source: Sample dataWomen tend to reinvest most of their earnings back into their families and communities.
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