Qué funciona en Sri Lanka

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Instantánea de la evidencia de Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka has implemented several initiatives with mixed results across governance, digital access, and environmental sectors. A 25% women's quota in local government elections drove women's representation in local councils from under 2% to roughly 23% in 2018—one of the largest single-election jumps globally—though compliance weakened to ~11% by 2025 due to legal loopholes. The Nenasala telecentre network expanded rural ICT access from nearly 1,000 centres at its 2014 peak (when national computer literacy rose from below 10% to ~40%), but contracted dramatically to just 46 centres by 2024, illustrating sustainability challenges. On a smaller scale, deep-learning screening for learning disabilities and rainforest restoration through smallholder reforestation have shown technical promise, though evidence of sustained scaling is limited.

Extraído de: 25% Women's Quota in Local Government Elections · Nenasala Telecentre Network · Pubudu — Deep-Learning Screening for Dyslexia, Dysgraphia and Dyscalculia in Sri Lanka · Hiniduma Bio-Link Project — Plan Vivo Home-Garden Reforestation (Sri Lanka) · AI Chatbot for the '1966' Vocational Education Hotline — Sri Lanka's Trilingual Guidance Assistant for School Leavers · AI Clubs / Artificial Intelligence Student Societies — Sri Lanka's 100-school national AI-literacy pilot · Ganthuna PES Pilot — Watershed Payments for Hydropower Protection (Sri Lanka)

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