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Most practices in: Ecuador (34)
Ecuador's 2020 electoral reform mandated 50/50 alternating gender parity in all candidate lists. Women in the National Assembly rose from ~30% pre-reform …
Banco Pichincha had two blind customers, Mauricio Suárez and Lenin Carrera, help redesign its app's screen-reader navigation, launched in Quito in July …
Ecuador's MINTEL operates 888 community infocentres and 25 megainfocentros across 741 parishes (63% of all parishes), providing free internet and ICT training …
Quito's planning authority and an Austrian/Ecuadorian/CIAT research team used the GeoCitizen participatory-GIS platform to run a 2013 land-zoning process on Ilaló Mountain …
Launched March 2017 under UN Women's global Safe Cities programme, Quito's 'Bájale al Acoso' lets riders text 'ACOSO' plus a bus number …
Since 2013, Ecuador's AEI has coordinated 185 public, private and academic allies to support entrepreneurs, reporting 15,000+ entrepreneurs assisted, 3,325 jobs and …
Ecuador adopted a binding WCAG 2.0 AA web-accessibility standard in 2014, enforced via self-certification from 2020 — yet a peer-reviewed 2017 audit …
Ecuador's Superintendencia de Competencia Económica adopted the country's first public-sector AI ethics code in 2025, aligned with UNESCO's AI Recommendation, and opened …
Ecuador's Registro Civil migrated 13.7 million legacy records onto an Innovatrics ABIS platform to issue biometric passports and electronic cédulas from one …
A World Bank RCT gave over 11,400 first-year students at 71 Ecuadorian technical institutes free access to the AI-adaptive ALEKS platform for …
Ecuador has run a mandatory national gender-budget classifier since 2010–2012, won the 2013 UN Public Service Award for it, and proposed ~$772M …
Ecuador's customs authority (SENAE) deployed a Palantir AI/data-analytics platform in May 2025 to risk-profile import/export declarations. In its first 100 days, SENAE …
Ecuador's SRI deploys Falcon, cross-referencing 400+ data types to assign each taxpayer a 0–1,000 risk score. In 2023 it identified 60,000 previously …
FONAG, the world's first water fund, was established in 2000 with a 1% surcharge on Quito's water bills, later expanded to include …
Ecuador's national PES since 2008 pays landowners and indigenous communities US$30–60/ha/yr to conserve 1.6M+ ha of native forest and páramo, cutting annual …
Since April 2003, Quito closes a growing north-south corridor every Sunday for cycling, walking and skating — from 9.5km/3,000 users to a …
Since 2000, Pimampiro's municipal water fund has paid 27 upstream households US$8–12 per hectare per year to conserve 638 hectares of forest, …
Cuenca's municipal utility ETAPA has co-managed the ~29,000-hectare Parque Nacional Cajas — source of the rivers that supply the city's drinking water …
GEF-funded campaign by Galápagos National Park and the Charles Darwin Foundation removed 140,000+ feral goats from 500,000+ ha across Pinta, Santiago and …
In force since 19 Jan 2024, Ecuador's Organic Law for Equal Pay obliges all public/private employers nationwide to report yearly on equal-pay …
Quito's Botanical Garden turned 1,750 m² of mown grass in Bicentennial Park into seven native-plant microhabitats with 5,900+ plants of 40 species; …
UTMACH built a generative-AI vocational-guidance chatbot for Ecuadorian students; in a quasi-experimental trial with 351 students, its picks matched the government's SENESCYT …
Since 2021, Ecuador's navy has used MDA's Dark Vessel Detection - a Canadian-funded satellite platform combining RADARSAT-2 and RF analysis - to …
In May 2023 Ecuador closed the world's largest debt-for-nature swap, repurchasing $1.6bn of bonds to redirect roughly $450m over 18 years into …
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