O que funciona em Colômbia

Colombia's evidence base demonstrates innovation in digital inclusion, financial services, and care infrastructure. RedINC's community-owned cellular network connected nearly 50 households in a rural municipality with 4G at 20 Mbps, while Computadores para Educar has distributed over 2 million devices to public rural schools with documented gains in dropout rates, test scores, and higher-education enrolment. LISTA's tablet-based financial education reached roughly 520,000 people nationally and produced lasting knowledge and savings gains, though formal financial inclusion remained limited; Bogotá's Care Blocks freed over 18,000 caregiving hours for 233,000 women by 2023. However, these practices capture only specific interventions and do not provide comprehensive coverage of Colombian outcomes across sectors or regions.