Ce qui fonctionne — Arménie

Armenia has invested roughly $24 million in Armath Engineering Laboratories, a free after-school STEM network that has grown to over 600 labs reaching approximately 17,200 students aged 10–18 across seven countries, with about 45% of graduates pursuing Armenian universities and 11% already working in IT by 2022. On gender representation, Armenia's 30% gender quota for parliamentary candidate lists helped raise women's parliamentary seats from 24% to 38.3% (41 of 107) by the 2021 election, above the global average of 27.1%. Armenia has also implemented a National Action Plan to prevent gender-biased sex selection, reducing the sex ratio at birth from 115 boys per 100 girls in 2012 to 108.8–110.7 by 2021–2024, though gains remain fragile and require sustained investment. Additionally, Armenia's State Revenue Committee deployed machine learning in 2024 to estimate the corporate income tax gap at 26–35% and improve audit targeting, with 15–20% compliance gains projected but not yet measured.