Qué funciona en Canadá

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Instantánea de la evidencia de Canadá

Canada has implemented several major social and digital-access programmes since 2015. The Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care System cut regulated child-care fees from roughly 16% to 5% of after-tax family income by January 2025, correlating with record maternal labour-force participation of 79.6% in 2023 and an estimated 29,000 additional mothers in employment. The Digital Literacy Exchange Program (DLEP) reached 650,000+ Canadians from underserved groups over 2018–2025 through 50+ funded organisations. K-Net has built First Nations-owned broadband infrastructure supporting 100+ communities across northern Ontario since 1994, though hundreds of First Nations communities still lack adequate broadband. These practices demonstrate direct investment in affordability, digital inclusion, and community-led infrastructure, though the evidence presented does not quantify economy-wide or nationwide impacts beyond these specific programmes.

Extraído de: Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care System ($10-a-Day Child Care) · K-Net — First Nations-Owned Broadband and Telehealth Network · Cyber-Seniors: Connecting Generations — Reverse-Mentoring Digital and Online-Safety Training · Digital Literacy Exchange Program (DLEP) · Canada's Federal Pay Equity Act 2018 — Proactive Equal-Pay Regime for Federally Regulated Workplaces · CDA-AMC's Evaluation of AI Search Tools for Health-Technology-Assessment Evidence Synthesis · IRCC IEC Work Permit Eligibility Model — Canada's AI Tool for Youth Mobility · GCtranslate — Canada's AI Translation Tool Scaling Across the Federal Public Service

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