Ce qui fonctionne — Seychelles

Seychelles has pursued reforms across domestic violence law, teacher digital training, and marine conservation. On domestic violence, the 2020 Act criminalised multiple forms of abuse after Commonwealth research quantified gender-based violence at 4.6% of GDP in 2016, though post-implementation case and conviction data remain unpublished. On education, The Digital School trained 395 Seychellois teachers across 11 schools in digital-classroom methods by mid-2026, but no independent evaluation of classroom outcomes has been published. On marine conservation, a 2016 debt-for-nature swap and 2018 blue bond restructured $21.6 million in sovereign debt and raised $15 million, enabling SeyCCAT to expand marine protected areas to 30% of the EEZ and distribute $5.3 million in grants to 96 local conservation projects, though some artisanal fishers reported income losses from MPA regulation.