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Bangladesh's evidence base demonstrates several large-scale development interventions with quantified outcomes. The FSSAP conditional stipend programme reduced girls' secondary school dropout from 14.7% to 3.5% and raised girls' enrolment share from 30% to 48%, supporting over 2 million girls annually. The Union Digital Centres network has scaled to 5,000+ centres serving 76.8 million people with 150+ e-services, cutting service time by 85% and costs by 63%. The Grameen Village Phone programme financed 278,570 rural women as mobile phone operators by 2006, generating incomes above the national average. These practices evidence Bangladesh's innovation in conditional cash transfers, digital service delivery, and women's economic empowerment, though the evidence presented does not comprehensively cover all sectors or regions of the country.