What works in Chile
17 evaluated practices · All catalogues
Evidence snapshot for Chile
Chile has implemented several major evidence-based reforms aimed at gender equity and social inclusion. Law 21.216 achieved the world's first gender-balanced constitutional body with 49.7% women representation, while Mesa Mujer y Minería raised women's share of the large-mining workforce from 7.7% in 2014 to 24.0% in H2 2025, surpassing the 20%-by-2030 target five years early. Ley Karin mandated workplace harassment prevention protocols and logged 44,212 complaints in its first year (66.4% filed by women), though implementation faced resource constraints and investigation delays. BiblioRedes connected all 450+ public libraries with digital access, serving 1.86 million users and conducting 856,514 training actions since 2002, demonstrating sustained commitment to digital inclusion across most municipalities.
Drawn from: Chile's Gender Parity Law 21.216 — World's First Gender-Balanced Constitutional Body (2021) · BiblioRedes – National Public Library Digital Inclusion Network · Chile's Ley Karin — Mandatory Workplace Harassment & Violence Prevention Law · Chile's Mesa Mujer y Minería: Raising Women's Share of the Mining Workforce from 7.7% to 24% · Registro Social de Hogares — Chile's algorithmic social-benefit targeting system · ConectaIdeas — CIAE/Universidad de Chile's Gamified Adaptive Mathematics Platform · Chile Native Forest Conservation Fund (Ley 20.283) · Justa — Chile's Judiciary AI Tool for Hearing Transcription and Draft Rulings
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Strengths & weaknesses vs peers
Strengths
Demonstrated reach +0.252
Evidence of learning impact +0.173
Evaluated outcomes +0.163
Evaluation evidence +0.143
Equity & inclusion +0.11
Gender-mainstreaming embedding +0.098
Weaknesses
Transparency, ethics & data protection -0.084
Teacher capability & pedagogy -0.147
Innovation level -0.153
Evidence of impact / measured public value -0.181
Documented learning -0.228
Curator validation -0.25
Carbon — sequestration / storage, evidenced -0.258
Efficiency -0.267
Biodiversity — conservation / improvement, evidenced -0.283
Top good practices here
Chile's Gender Parity Law 21.216 — World's First Gender-Balanced Constitutional Body (2021) · 96
BiblioRedes – National Public Library Digital Inclusion Network · 88
Chile's Ley Karin — Mandatory Workplace Harassment & Violence Prevention Law · 85
Chile's Mesa Mujer y Minería: Raising Women's Share of the Mining Workforce from 7.7% to 24% · 74
Registro Social de Hogares — Chile's algorithmic social-benefit targeting system · 73
ConectaIdeas — CIAE/Universidad de Chile's Gamified Adaptive Mathematics Platform · 60
Chile Native Forest Conservation Fund (Ley 20.283) · 60
Justa — Chile's Judiciary AI Tool for Hearing Transcription and Draft Rulings · 53
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