Qué funciona en Sri Lanka

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Instantánea de la evidencia de Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka has seen significant policy-driven gains in women's political representation: a 2016 quota law requiring 25% women candidates for local councils drove women's share of local council seats from under 2% to roughly 23% in the 2018 election (~2,000 women elected), though compliance weakened to ~11% by 2025 due to legal exemptions. The country has pursued digital inclusion through rural infrastructure—the Nenasala telecentre network expanded to ~1,000 centres by 2014 and helped raise national computer literacy from below 10% to ~40%, though the network contracted sharply to just 46 centres by 2024, illustrating sustainability challenges. Sri Lanka has also developed localized technology solutions, such as Pubudu, a deep-learning app for screening learning disabilities in children aged 6-7 in local languages, though evidence of deployment at scale is absent. Environmental initiatives include the Hiniduma Bio-Link Project, which pays smallholder farmers to reforest home gardens using analog forestry to reconnect rainforest fragments in Galle District.

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Evaluation evidence +0,657

Documented learning +0,272

Demonstrated reach +0,26

Curator validation +0,25

Effectiveness +0,189

Impact on gender equality +0,173

Evaluated outcomes +0,163

Equity & inclusion +0,11

Transparency, ethics & data protection +0,083

Fire resilience — risk reduction, evidenced -0,095

Transferability / replicability -0,105

Governance, certification & transferability -0,134

Water & soil — retention, infiltration, erosion control -0,186

Transparency, fairness & accountability -0,214

Scalability & sustainability -0,245

Evidence of impact / measured public value -0,265

Sustainability (ongoing) -0,312

Efficiency -0,517

Gender-mainstreaming embedding -0,902