Qué funciona en Estonia

Estonia has developed multiple initiatives supporting digital inclusion, gender equality, and entrepreneurship. [The Look@World Foundation trained over 100,000 adults (approximately 10% of the adult population) in digital skills between 2002–2004][/practice/lookworld-foundation-come-along-digital-literacy-campaign/], coinciding with internet-user growth from 28.6% in 2000 to 91.4% by 2016. Women's empowerment programmes include [the "Everything is Possible" entrepreneurship programme, which engaged 100 female entrepreneurs in growth workshops and mentoring][/practice/unlocking-female-potential-the-everything-is-possible-entrepreneurship-program/], and [gender equality initiatives through organizations like ENUT and the GEARING-Roles project][/practice/estonian-womens-studies-and-resource-centre-enut/]. [The Tehnopol startup incubator has supported over 600 startups and 800 entrepreneurs, raising €40 million or more][/practice/tehnopol-startup-incubator-tallinn/], though the practices do not quantify gender-specific outcomes across all programmes.