Top 3%
dans ce catalogue (1043 pratiques notées)
Les scores se concentrent dans le haut de l’échelle ; la position au sein du catalogue est donc souvent plus parlante que le chiffre seul.
Evidence of impact / measured results3/3
UNICEF-published, dated figures (65→264 schools, 27,000+ youth, 1,500+ solutions, 4,639 ASE participants) provide unusually granular, longitudinal evidence.
Transferability / demonstrated replication3/3
UPSHIFT is UNICEF's standing global model, and Bhutan features in a formal cross-country case study alongside Ghana, Armenia and Uzbekistan, demonstrating proven multi-country replication.
Scalability3/3
Scaled roughly fourfold, from 65 to 264 schools, covering all 20 districts and 4 municipalities within about three years.
Sustainability / continuity2/3
Multi-year continuity since 2022 with government (Ministry of Education) co-ownership, but the programme still depends substantially on UNICEF funding and technical support.
Innovation2/3
Embedding a human-centred-design/social-entrepreneurship curriculum nationally across the school system is a genuine pedagogical shift for Bhutan, built on an established external model.
Inclusiveness / equity3/3
Near-even gender split among ASE participants (2,496 of 4,639 female) and an explicit, documented disability-inclusion workstream.
Multi-stakeholder collaboration3/3
Multi-stakeholder delivery across UNICEF, the Ministry of Education and Skills Development, the Loden Foundation, schools and youth centres nationwide.
Evidoria. UPSHIFT Bhoutan — Programme Scolaire d'Innovation Sociale pour la Jeunesse de l'UNICEF. ID persistant: 0268dc0b-2246-4f35-a40b-94aecdc3cf19.