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Greater representation of women in political leadership is linked to numerous societal benefits, including reduced corruption, warfare, human rights violations, and CO2 emissions. It also correlates with improved public service delivery, increased funding for vulnerable communities, and enhanced overall societal well-being.

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One study based in Germany found that teams that included women performed better on highly complex tasks compared to all-male teams; the range of different thinking patterns increased team creativity overall. Management Science, 2013.

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Female leaders were significantly more likely than male leaders to have fast-growing economies. In particular, the countries in the highest quartile of racial/ethnic diversity benefited the most. Harvard Business Review, 2019.

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In addition, sector-specific research has found that women’s participation in politics affects the range of policy issues that arise and the types of solutions that are proposed in decision-making processes. —Why Women in Politics? Women Deliver, 2018