8 practices not yet assessed for evidence strength.
Most practices in: Argentina (38)
AlterMundi, an NGO founded in Córdoba, built the QuintanaLibre community mesh network in the Paravachasca Valley, then designed the open-source LibreRouter and …
Law 27,499 (2018) requires mandatory gender-violence training for every public official across Argentina's executive, legislative and judicial branches. Over 235,000 national civil …
Boti lets residents of Buenos Aires reach city services through WhatsApp — handling a peak of 11 million conversations in a single …
Argentina's 2021 law reserves 1% of national public jobs for trans people. Public employment of this group rose from 101 (2020) to …
Free open-source AAC platform for non-verbal children (autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome). UNICEF Innovation Fund-backed; 40+ languages; 80+ countries active. PIADS evaluation …
Argentina's 2007 Native Forest Law mandates 0.3% of the federal budget as direct payments to landowners and communities conserving Category I & …
Tiflolibros, run by Argentine non-profit Tiflonexos, is a free, user-built library of accessible Spanish-language books: 10,000+ users in 50 countries and 65,000+ …
Argentina's national 1:1 programme distributed 5.3 million netbooks to students in public secondary schools, special-education centres and teacher-training colleges by 2015, reducing …
Buenos Aires launched its BAData portal in 2012, growing to 400+ datasets from 35+ agencies, then adding public-works, procurement, climate and gender-violence …
Buenos Aires' 200-hectare tech district in Parque Patricios, created by Law 2972 (Dec 2008). Tax exemptions until 2035 attracted 400+ ICT companies …
Argentina's ONTI monitors public-sector websites under Ley 26.653 and Decreto 656/2019, requiring a progressive rise from 50 to 80 WCAG-based accessibility points …
Since 2012, Buenos Aires' Proyecto DANE coalition (CESSI, disability NGOs, a university, IT firms) has built free apps for people with intellectual, …
Córdoba became the first Argentine jurisdiction to write AI use into its Tax Code: taxpayers must be told when AI flags a …
Argentina's RAICES network has repatriated over 1,000 scientists since 2003 under a dedicated law, and its December-2020 relaunch brought back 79 more …
Argentina's Ministry of Justice and SAIJ piloted generative AI across the judiciary: 5,000 court staff rated it 81% positive, and identifying grounds …
Buenos Aires' Ministerio Público Fiscal deployed Prometea in 2017 to predict judicial outcomes and automate ruling drafts. 1,000 labour-rights rulings: 5 days …
Since the 2015 'Ni Una Menos' marches, the civil-society observatory 'Ahora Que Sí Nos Ven' has tracked Argentina's most-cited independent femicide count …
Argentina's pension moratorium let adults lacking 30 years of formal contributions — mostly women who had done unpaid care work — buy …
Law 27499 (2019) mandates gender and gender-based-violence training for all Argentine public servants across the three branches of government. By December 2023, …
Buenos Aires Province's Public Ministry made ChatIA the sole authorised generative-AI tool for prosecutors under Resolution PG No. 1475/25, piloted in five …
Argentina's national PaideIA programme and a Federal Council-approved AI-in-Education Observatory are rolling out alongside Buenos Aires City's new mandatory K-12 curriculum on …
Mendoza and Entre Ríos, Argentina, built AI early-warning systems — with UBA's AI Lab, CIPPEC and CAF — flagging dropout-risk students from …
Three 14–15-year-olds in Córdoba, Argentina built FlameFighters, an AI-assisted wildfire-alert app, through Technovation Girls. The app is now used by real Córdoba …
On 6 December 2022 Tierra del Fuego's legislature unanimously created a 10,341 km2 protected area over Península Mitre, safeguarding ~2,400 km2 of …
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