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What works in Brazil

21 evaluated practices · All catalogues

Evidence snapshot for Brazil

Brazil has implemented several large-scale programmes addressing digital inclusion and gender-based violence. On digital access, Wi-Fi Brasil provides satellite internet to 9+ million Brazilians in rural, indigenous and quilombola communities, while Internet Brasil has distributed free 20 GB/month chips to 159,449 low-income students across 944 schools in 8 states, and Belo Horizonte's CRC has trained 10,000+ citizens in digital skills while distributing over 50,000 reconditioned computers. On gender-based violence, Brazil's Maria da Penha Law achieved a 10% reduction in domestic-setting femicide rates (2000–2011), though the evidence shown here does not quantify longer-term or nationwide impacts of gender-transformative programming like Program H.

Drawn from: Brazil's Maria da Penha Law (Lei 11.340/2006) — Integrated Domestic Violence Protection Framework · Centro de Recondicionamento de Computadores (CRC) — Belo Horizonte's Circular-Economy Digital Inclusion Hub · Internet Brasil – Free Mobile Broadband Chips for Low-Income Students · Program H — Promundo's Gender-Transformative Curriculum for Young Men · Wi-Fi Brasil – National Satellite Internet Access for Underserved and Indigenous Communities · Alice — Brazil's AI system for detecting procurement fraud · Victor — Brazil's Supreme Federal Court AI for extraordinary appeal triage · Ulysses — Brazil's Chamber of Deputies institutional AI programme for legislative data and staff support

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Strengths & weaknesses vs peers

Strengths

Evaluation evidence +0.67

Documented learning +0.276

Demonstrated reach +0.265

Curator validation +0.25

Effectiveness +0.189

Sustainability +0.186

Evidence of impact / measured public value +0.18

Impact on gender equality +0.173

Water & soil — retention, infiltration, erosion control +0.17

Evaluated outcomes +0.163

Transferability / demonstrated replication +0.129

Transparency, fairness & accountability +0.12

Scalability beyond pilot +0.103

Gender-mainstreaming embedding +0.098

Governance, certification & transferability +0.094

Weaknesses

Equity & inclusion -0.09

Innovation level -0.123

Teacher capability & pedagogy -0.213

Transparency, ethics & data protection -0.317

Top good practices here

Brazil's Maria da Penha Law (Lei 11.340/2006) — Integrated Domestic Violence Protection Framework · 96

Centro de Recondicionamento de Computadores (CRC) — Belo Horizonte's Circular-Economy Digital Inclusion Hub · 92

Internet Brasil – Free Mobile Broadband Chips for Low-Income Students · 92

Program H — Promundo's Gender-Transformative Curriculum for Young Men · 89

Wi-Fi Brasil – National Satellite Internet Access for Underserved and Indigenous Communities · 88

Alice — Brazil's AI system for detecting procurement fraud · 80

Victor — Brazil's Supreme Federal Court AI for extraordinary appeal triage · 73

Ulysses — Brazil's Chamber of Deputies institutional AI programme for legislative data and staff support · 67

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