The impact of educating women cannot be overemphasized in the elimination of poverty, economic development, and improving the welfare of society. Educated girls will have more chances of going to work so that they will have a better earning capacity and generate revenues for their households. It not only increases the living standards of families but also develops overall economic activity. Education and standardized children’s health, benefited by the earnings of women, become a source of enhancement of positive cycles that do not transmit poverty from one generation to another.

Education also empowers women in that they can make proper decisions for their health, family and even their pocket in the future. Professional women also have fewer children bearing in mind that this will lower the burden of raising many children and the resources they have will be adequately utilized on each child. There are healthier children, and better education of the new generations who will not stay in the circle of poverty.

Also, there is an impact on empowering people and on gender equality through education. The educated woman can defend her rights and be able to participate in decision-making processes taking place at the household and community level. This changes the dynamic of society and brings about fair use of resources.

At the same time, the education of women is uniquely effective in stimulating development. Thus, the increased schooling of educated women makes others follow the same example and become role models for girls and women, which in turn contributes to the enhancement of the advantages. Hence, the advancement of women through education poverty is a reliable way of reducing poverty and improving the standard of living.