O que funciona em Albânia

Since 2012, Albania has embedded gender analysis into national budget planning, expanding tracked gender-equality programmes from 9 to 77 and increasing related public investment from roughly $90 million (2017–2019) to over $803 million (2025–2027). The country is also digitalising schools through a $145 million World Bank GovTech programme that had established 216 SmartLabs by mid-2025, targeting 35,000 students and 4,000 youth by 2029. Additionally, a $20.9 million World Bank/GEF/Sida-financed environmental programme helped 229 upland communities sustainably manage 12,320 hectares of forest and pasture, avoiding an estimated 811,262 tonnes of CO2-equivalent emissions over 20 years. The evidence documents budget allocations, programme counts, and environmental outputs, though independently verified outcome-level changes for intended beneficiaries remain partially evaluated across these initiatives.