Ce qui fonctionne — Mongolie

Mongolia has significantly expanded digital government access through e-Mongolia's unified platform, which grew from 181 to 685 digitised services by 2022 and reached roughly 2 million users, helping raise Mongolia's UN E-Government Development Index ranking from 92nd to 46th globally between 2020 and 2024. Complementary programmes like DEMOSC have trained over 3,200 citizens and civil servants in digital literacy to help bridge access gaps, with nearly 5,000 residents using e-Mongolia services through the initiative. Mongolia has also launched a five-year National AI Campaign to train 2,500 AI specialists and teachers across all 21 provinces, with 1,000 AI trainers documented by May 2026, though learning outcomes remain unmeasured. Additionally, gender representation in parliament increased to 25.4% (32 of 126 seats) in the 2024 election following a 2023 electoral reform that raised the candidate quota to 30%.