Violence imposes staggering financial burdens—medical care, lost productivity, policing, and long-term trauma recovery—that drain economies and communities. Measuring these costs helps governments, NGOs, and insurers allocate prevention funding and assess policy effectiveness. Taxpayers, businesses, and future generations benefit most, as reduced violence lowers public spending and boosts workforce stability, fostering safer, more prosperous societies.
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