Ce qui fonctionne — Mali

Mali has seen significant progress in girls' education and women's economic empowerment through SWEDD, which reduced school drop-out rates from 53% to 2% in project areas (2016–19) and increased women's average monthly income from US$5 to US$110 (2014–20), alongside deployment of 15 midwifery practices. The country has also addressed a critical shortage of local-language reading materials following its 2023 language-policy shift, with RobotsMali producing 107 Bambara-language children's books that reached over 300 pupils within the first year, though measured literacy impact remains unevaluated. Large-scale environmental restoration is underway through the Olympic Forest agroforestry programme across 90 villages, though only 72,505 of the planned ~355,000 trees had been planted by March 2023.