6 practices not yet assessed for evidence strength.
Most practices in: Uruguay (34)
AGESIC audits Uruguayan state websites and transactions every six months and publishes the results as an open visualiser and open datasets. In …
Since 2015, Uruguay's Plan Ibirapitá has given free senior-friendly tablets and digital-skills workshops to low-income pensioners nationwide. By 2019 nearly 193,000 tablets …
Uruguay's Plan Ceibal has provided every public-school student with a device and free internet since 2007, reaching 670,312 direct beneficiaries, connecting 99% …
Uruguay's 2006 domestic-work law gave the country's ~120,000 mostly female household workers an eight-hour day, minimum wage and social security, and in …
Uruguay's Law 19.353 (2015) created the first Latin American national care system, professionalising care work and expanding subsidised childcare and elder care …
National adaptive mathematics platform (PAM) for all Uruguayan primary (grades 3-6) and lower secondary students since 2013. An independent CINVE quasi-experimental study …
Uruguay's 2009 sexual-harassment law gives workers in public and private employment the right to file complaints with the national Labour Inspectorate and …
Uruguay's Law 19.580 (2017) defines 20+ GBV forms — including femicide, obstetric and digital violence. Creates a GBV Observatory and specialised courts. …
Uruguay's ANII (est. 2006) funds seed-stage ventures via matching grants; a 2025 peer-reviewed study found 195% private co-investment leverage, and a 2013 …
Plan Ceibal's CeRTI center distributes 'Valijas Viajeras' — portable assistive hardware/software kits ('digital ramps') — to Uruguayan schools for students with motor, …
Plan Ceibal's adaptive maths platform (PAM) reached about half of Uruguay's grade 3–6 pupils by 2016. A CINVE evaluation estimates +0.2 SD …
Uruguay's Ceibal and ANEP built an AI grader for the basic-cycle accreditation exam taken by roughly 8,000 mostly out-of-school young people and …
Montevideo passed Latin America's earliest municipal open-data resolution in 2010 and now runs a CKAN portal with 78 datasets in eight categories; …
From March 2020, Uruguay's health ministry ran an IBM Watson chatbot on WhatsApp, Messenger and 60+ health-provider sites, processing over a million …
Since mid-2024, Uruguay's Ceibal has given tutors on its online teacher-training courses an AI tool that drafts grading and detailed feedback for …
Uruguay's first private Free Zone (1987), Zonamerica hosts 350+ multinationals and tech companies — including TCS, Sabre and Merck — employing 10,000 …
Uruguay’s Plan Ceibal deploys PAM, an AI-driven adaptive maths platform, to 100% of public schools (3,038 institutions, 733,000 students). An independent evaluation …
Uruguay's tripartite state-industry-bank testing institute, LATU has run since 1965 and holds 300+ ISO/IEC 17025-accredited tests plus ISO 9001, product-certification and proficiency-testing …
UNICEF and OpenAI built an AI pipeline that turns print textbooks into accessible formats for blind, low-vision and print-disabled students, cutting production …
Uruguay's 2018 Comprehensive Law for Trans Persons reserves 1% of new public-sector posts for transgender people; official monitoring shows real but partial …
Ceibal's national teacher survey found 3 in 4 Uruguayan teachers already use AI, often via personal accounts; in 2026 Ceibal and ANEP …
MIT students and MIDES built fairness-aware ML models on 15,436 anonymized case referrals to help Uruguay's Crece Contigo program prioritize pregnant women …
Uruguay's Ceibal and ANEP run a tiered national AI teacher-training pipeline: 900+ teachers completed courses and 150+ earned a postgraduate certificate in …
Montevideo has run a binding participatory budget since 1990. In the 2023 cycle, 390 vetted neighbourhood projects went to a citywide vote, …
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