This indicator reflects the proportion of women aged 25 and older who have achieved a Master's degree or an equivalent level of education, highlighting
advancements in female educational success within the adult population. Tracking this metric sheds light on societal trends in women's education, which can correlate with economic growth, workforce participation, and overall gender equality. A higher percentage may indicate improved access to higher education and a cultural shift towards valuing women's contributions in advanced academic fields. Moreover, it enables comparison across different regions and time periods, offering insights into the effectiveness of educational policies and initiatives designed to empower women and foster lifelong learning among mature learners.
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