No Ceilings: The Full Participation Project

200 million fewer women have Internet access than men in the developing world

With more access to technology, women can advance their economic participation, digital citizenship, access to jobs and health care, and more. When women in the developing world get online, 30 percent use the connection to earn additional income, 45 percent use it to search for jobs, and 80 percent use it to improve their education.

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Millions of women need family planning

Closing gender gaps can advance global development

See the gender gap in the workforce

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Girls from low-income families receive the least schooling

Child marriage stands in the way of girls' education

Millions of girls are missing. Why?

1 in 4 girls was married before her 18th birthday

Female entrepreneurs are on the rise

Young men can end the cycle of domestic violence

It’s time to unleash girls’ potential in STEM

We don’t have enough female executives

Four million die from unsafe cooking conditions every year

Women are still gaining the right to vote in 2015

We need more data on women and girls

More mothers survive childbearing today

Data measure gains and gaps