Ce qui fonctionne — Colombie

Colombia has implemented several evidence-backed programmes addressing digital access, financial inclusion and unpaid-care burdens. Computadores para Educar has placed over 2 million devices in rural public schools with demonstrated gains in dropout rates, test scores and higher-education enrolment, while LISTA reached roughly 520,000 cash-transfer recipients with tablet-based financial education, producing lasting knowledge and savings gains (though limited formal financial-system participation). Bogotá's Care Blocks supported 233,000 women by 2023, freeing over 18,000 caregiving hours and reducing daily unpaid care work by more than an hour, while RedINC demonstrates community-led mobile broadband infrastructure in underserved rural areas. The evidence is strongest for education and care outcomes; financial-inclusion and connectivity results remain more limited or descriptive in scope.