Qué funciona en Cabo Verde

Cabo Verde has pursued gender parity in elected office through Lei da Paridade, which raised women's representation in the National Assembly from 23.6% (17 of 72 seats) in 2016 to 38.9% (28 of 72 seats) after 2021—an 11-seat gain in a single electoral cycle, though still short of full 50/50 parity. The country invested in digital inclusion through Programa Mundu Novu, reducing the student-to-computer ratio in secondary schools from 208:1 in 2003 to approximately 65:1 by 2009, equipping 29 schools and training 1,060 teachers. In conservation, Raso Lark translocation efforts confirmed successful breeding of a Critically Endangered endemic songbird on Santa Luzia after 37 birds were translocated from Raso in 2018, with the released population demonstrating comparable annual survival rates to the source population.