O que funciona em Brasil

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Panorama da evidência de Brasil

Brazil has implemented several evidence-backed social programmes across digital inclusion, domestic violence prevention, and gender equity. Brazil's Maria da Penha Law achieved a 10% reduction in domestic-setting femicide rates over 2000–2011, establishing a model cited by UN Women and ECLAC for integrated gender-based violence legislation. On digital inclusion, Belo Horizonte's CRC has trained over 10,000 citizens in digital skills while distributing 50,000+ devices to public-school students, and Internet Brasil had distributed free broadband chips to 159,449 low-income students across 944 schools in 8 states by end-2024, with 99% reporting use for schoolwork. The evidence demonstrates measurable outcomes in violence reduction and digital access, though the digital-inclusion figures are self-reported and do not yet quantify learning or employment impacts.

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Evaluation evidence +0,662

Documented learning +0,274

Demonstrated reach +0,261

Curator validation +0,25

Effectiveness +0,189

Sustainability +0,187

Evidence of impact / measured public value +0,18

Impact on gender equality +0,173

Evaluated outcomes +0,163

Transferability / demonstrated replication +0,128

Transparency, fairness & accountability +0,12

Water & soil — retention, infiltration, erosion control +0,111

Scalability beyond pilot +0,103

Gender-mainstreaming embedding +0,098

Equity & inclusion -0,09

Teacher capability & pedagogy -0,213

Transparency, ethics & data protection -0,317