Ce qui fonctionne — Bangladesh

Bangladesh has implemented several large-scale programmes to expand access and opportunity for rural populations. The Female Secondary School Assistance Programme (FSSAP) supported over 2 million girls annually, reducing dropout from 14.7% to 3.5% and raising girls' secondary enrolment from 30% to 48% between 1990–1997. The Union Digital Centres network of 5,000+ community centres has delivered 150+ e-services to 76.8 million people, cutting service time by 85% and costs by 63%. Additional initiatives including the Grameen Village Phone Programme (278,570 financed phones by 2006) and Infolady model (50+ trained women reaching ~50,000 households weekly) demonstrate scaling of rural telecommunications and information access, though these latter two show smaller reach and rely on self-reported or descriptive evidence rather than rigorous impact evaluation.