Qué funciona en Sudán

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Instantánea de la evidencia de Sudán

The evidence shows Sudan has piloted innovative educational interventions for out-of-school children. Can't Wait to Learn's tablet-based game produced nearly 2.7x greater reading gains and ~2x greater maths gains than Sudan's government Alternative Learning Programme among 221 children aged 7–9, though the same study found a statistically significant negative effect on children's self-esteem. Sudan also conducted a six-week candidate identification exercise in early 2020 that identified 1,070 women willing to stand for public office across 110 locations in 17 states, though this pipeline was not implemented due to political disruption and civil war. The practices demonstrate capacity for both educational innovation in resource-constrained settings and civic mobilization, though longer-term outcomes remain limited by conflict and institutional instability.

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Evaluation evidence +0,657

Efficiency +0,483

Equity & inclusion +0,443

Transparency, ethics & data protection +0,416

Evidence of learning impact +0,34

Scalability & sustainability +0,311

Documented learning +0,272

Demonstrated reach +0,26

Curator validation +0,25

Impact on gender equality +0,173

Evaluated outcomes +0,163

Innovation level +0,145

Gender-mainstreaming embedding +0,098

Teacher capability & pedagogy -0,147

Sustainability (ongoing) -0,312

Effectiveness -0,811

Achievement / evidence -0,927