Girls’ education creates stronger economies, healthier communities and a safer world.
Explore our research on why girls’ education is the world’s best investment.
Report | October 2018
Full Force: Why the world works better when girls go to school
If girls don’t receive quality education there will be a shortage of educated workers — leading to major gaps in the labour market and unstable economies.
Report | July 2018
Cost of Not Educating Girls
If every girl worldwide received 12 years of free, safe, quality education, lifetime earnings for women could increase by $15 trillion to $30 trillion.
Report | June 2017
Safer, Healthier, Wealthier: How G20 investments in girls’ education improve our world
Girls' education is key to tackling global challenges.
Report | September 2017
#YesAllGirls: Education and the global refugee response
Malala Fund is calling on governments to develop a longer-term vision for refugee response.
Report | February 2016
#NotLost: Claiming Syria's future
Improving access to education for displaced and refugee children from Syria is a high priority for Malala Fund.
Report | July 2015
Beyond Basics: Making 12 Years a Reality
The poorest girls in the poorest countries often receive just three years of education.
Report | July 2015
Financing Upper Secondary Education
World leaders must invest the funds necessary to ensure all girls can achieve the goals they set for themselves.