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Most practices in: Brazil (93)
Lei 11.340/2006 created specialist courts, 48-hour emergency protective orders, and a multi-agency GBV network. IPEA (TD 2048, 2015) found a 10% reduction …
Founded in a Rio favela in 1995, CDI (rebranded Recode in 2015) runs community 'IT and citizenship schools' pairing computer literacy with …
Brazil's federal government embeds a free, open-source 3D avatar that machine-translates Portuguese text into Libras (Brazilian Sign Language) across public digital services, …
Brazilian startup founded in Maceió translates text and speech into Libras and ASL via an AI-driven 3D avatar, 'Hugo'; the app has …
Since 2008, Belo Horizonte's municipal IT company Prodabel has run a computer-reconditioning centre that trains low-income youth to refurbish donated PCs, distributing …
Brazil's Ministry of Communications distributes free 20 GB/month e-SIM chips to low-income students (CadÚnico). By end-2024, 159,449 students across 944 schools in …
Brazil's 2006 Maria da Penha Law created dedicated domestic-violence courts nationwide. Independent studies find it cut female domestic-homicide rates by roughly 9–19%, …
Program H is Promundo's gender-transformative group curriculum for young men, developed in Rio de Janeiro and now adapted in 30+ countries. It …
Brazil has required WCAG-aligned accessibility on federal sites since 2007 under eMAG, but an independent survey of 418 gov.br sites and 267,090 …
Telebras operates 15,000+ satellite Wi-Fi hotspots in 3,000+ municipalities, giving 9+ million Brazilians in rural, indigenous and quilombola communities their first broadband …
Brazil's National Council of Justice runs Sinapses, a national catalogue where all AI models used or developed by the Brazilian judiciary must …
Curitiba's 1974 Rede Integrada de Transporte, the world's first true Bus Rapid Transit system, now carries roughly 2 million passenger trips a …
Porto Alegre's 1989 invention of neighbourhood budget assemblies raised sewer/water coverage from 75% to 98% of households by 1997 and became the …
SEBRAE, FGV and GRADE ran a four-arm field trial with 790 informal microentrepreneurs in Rio's Complexo Maré favela (2018). In-person visits with …
Porto Digital is a triple-helix ICT and creative-economy cluster in historic Recife Antigo. By 2024, 475 companies employed 21,551 people, generating R$ …
Alice, deployed by Brazil's CGU since 2015, uses NLP and RPA to screen federal procurement notices daily, reducing audit turnaround from 400 …
Brazil's federal EMBRAPII co-funds R&D between research institutes and firms, splitting risk three ways. A first evaluation of 179 funded firms found …
A technology and creative-economy district in Recife's historic port quarter, growing from a 2000 founding to 340+ companies, 21,551 jobs and R$6.2 …
UFPB and the Brazilian government built a free, open-source suite that translates Portuguese text, audio and video into Libras with a 3D …
Law 14.611/2023 requires Brazilian employers with 100+ staff to publish biannual salary-transparency reports. The March 2024 first cycle covered 49,587 establishments and …
Brazil's federal audit court built ChatTCU, an internal generative-AI assistant on Azure OpenAI with retrieval over its own case law. By June …
In 2024 Brazil's Piauí state made AI compulsory from 9th grade through upper-secondary -- the Americas' first such curriculum -- reaching 90,000+ …
Brazil's National Treasury replaced a 1,000-hour manual process with a machine-learning classifier that codes subnational spending to the UN's COFOG standard in …
Brazil's PNLD textbook programme tested a CNN sorting book images as sharp, defocus-blurred or motion-blurred in a two-arm 1:1 randomised study with …
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