The economic cost of inaction on gender parity


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YEAR after year, the best minds and policy experts from around the world gather to discuss the same pressing challenges at the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos. Nevertheless, meaningful progress remains elusive in gender parity.

The statistics presented at the session represented millions of women whose potential remains untapped due to systemic ­barriers.

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