Ce qui fonctionne — Malawi

Malawi has seen significant digital infrastructure and skills expansion through large-scale national programmes and targeted school interventions. The World Bank-funded DIGMAP programme brought nearly 7 million Malawians online for the first time and trained over 19,000 youth at Tech Hubs while dramatically reducing wholesale internet costs by 98%. At the school level, The Turing Trust's refurbished computer initiative expanded IT-lab access in the Northern Region from 5% of secondary schools nationally in 2016 to 81% regionally, with partner schools reporting a 20% increase in university attendance after IT teaching began. Beyond digital access, CARE's Village Savings and Loan Associations have demonstrated measurable economic gains for rural women, increasing savings by 34% and monthly business profits by 24% through a cost-effective financial inclusion model, though these practices primarily document specific interventions rather than comprehensive national outcomes.