Qué funciona en Camboya

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Instantánea de la evidencia de Camboya

Cambodia has implemented several evidence-based development practices across labour, health, environmental, and education sectors. Better Factories Cambodia has enrolled over 645,000 garment workers (80% women) across 660+ factories, achieving a 17% reduction in the national gender pay gap and productivity gains of 26–31% among participating factories. Cambodia's AI-powered TB screening programme achieved 97.7% sensitivity in detecting TB cases among 8,386 people screened, contributing to a national TB prevalence decline of roughly 45–50% per decade. The Oddar Meanchey Community Forestry REDD+ project protects 67,783 hectares across 13 community forestry groups and 58 villages, expected to reduce 7.1 million tonnes of CO₂ over 30 years. Additionally, Cambodia's Khmer Braille Translation Machine automates conversion of Khmer text to Braille for blind students, though student reach remains unverified.

Extraído de: Better Factories Cambodia — ILO/IFC Garment-Sector Compliance and Gender Equity Programme · AI Computer-Aided Detection for Tuberculosis Screening — Cambodia's CENAT Chest X-ray Programme · Oddar Meanchey Community Forestry REDD+ (Cambodia) · Khmer Braille Translation Machine — AI Translation of Khmer Text into Braille for Blind Students in Phnom Penh · Khmer Digital Literacy Programme – WeThinkDigital Adapted for Cambodian Secondary Schools · Cambodia's Research Center on AI in Education — Turning a National AI-Readiness Assessment into Teacher Policy

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