Qué funciona en Gabón

Gabon maintains one of the world's lowest deforestation rates at below 0.08% annually across its 23.6 million hectares of Congo Basin rainforest, and receives results-based payments through the CAFI agreement, having received US$17M for 2016–2017 reductions with up to US$150M foreseen through 2025. The country is implementing a US$68.5M World Bank-financed digital transformation project that relaunched its national electronic ID system in June 2024, beginning in Libreville with nationwide expansion still planned. A 2016 gender parity law mandating 30% women in senior positions and on candidate lists did not translate into proportional representation before a 2023 coup disrupted the political system, with women's parliamentary representation stagnating at 14–17% for most of 2016–2022. The available evidence does not quantify outcomes from the digital-identity project or assess whether post-coup institutional changes have altered the gender quota's future implementation.