Ce qui fonctionne — Arménie

Armenia has invested in several evidence-backed programmes to develop youth capacity in technology and engineering. Armath Engineering Laboratories operates 600+ free after-school labs across seven countries, reaching approximately 17,200 students with close to $24 million invested, and reports that about 45% of graduates enrolled in Armenian universities and roughly 11% were working in IT by 2022. TUMO Center for Creative Technologies provides free extracurricular tech and design education to roughly 25,000 students weekly across six centres in Armenia, with an independent 2023 evaluation finding that 29% of TUMO alumni enrolled in technology or creative-discipline university degrees compared to 8% of a matched comparison group. Armenia has also implemented gender-equality measures: a 30% gender quota for parliamentary candidate lists increased women's parliamentary representation from 24% to 38.3% following the 2021 election, and a National Action Plan to prevent gender-biased sex selection reduced the sex ratio at birth from 115 boys per 100 girls in 2012 to 108.8 by 2021, though it remains above the biological norm of 102–106.