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Human Capital

Human capital development and deployment is critical for social inclusion, economic growth and shared prosperity.

The lack of financial resources prevents the poor from accessing health and education services. Evidence shows that children in poor households have worse human capital outcomes compared with children in rich households. 

Social norms about women’s roles shape many critical decisions related to human capital e.g., schooling, nutrition, health. These early inequalities in human capital are amplified over the life cycle and their effects are often inherited by subsequent generations. 

WEI focuses on these key elements of human capital for women and girls:

  •  Sustainable communities and environment
  • Health
  • Education
  • Employment and opportunities for economic participation
  • Youth, as a cross-cutting issue

Health of Women as an Economic Value​

Education. Employment.​ Youth.

Sustainable communities and environment

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Her commitment to incorporating diversity into her project management work contributed to her successful completion of projects and increased the impact of her efforts in effecting progressive change within her community.

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Janiece attended Arizona State University, where she received her Bachelor of Science degree. She has completed a training program at the Project Management Institute and is currently pursuing her certification in Project Management.