Let's see.  We have "...truly protecting women's dignity, while promoting their integral development and advancement within the family and society."  He notes:  "significant progress has been made toward parity between boys and girls from families of relative wealth or decent economic standing."  Then there is the recognition "they are hindered from becoming dignified agents of their own development."

Here is a hint.  Let women have contraceptives so they can limit the number of children they have and raise the economic standing of the family, create more opportunity for the children they do have, and have the time and health to add to the family's health and well being.  Let women have contraceptives so they can become "dignified agents of their own development."  

It actually promotes the idea that girls, who become women, aren't worth the effort because you promote the idea they are too stupid or weak willed to be anything but servants and wombs to hopefully breed useful males.