O que funciona em Gabão

Gabon maintains one of Africa's lowest deforestation rates at below 0.08% annually across its 23.6M-hectare Congo Basin rainforest, earning results-based CAFI payments of US$17M for 2016–2017 reductions with up to US$150M foreseen through 2025 (Gabon CAFI Forest Carbon Agreement). The country launched a US$68.5M World Bank–funded digital identity and e-government project, with Gabon relaunching its national electronic ID card in June 2024 starting in Libreville, though nationwide expansion remains incomplete (Digital Gabon — National Legal Identity & E-Government Project). A 2016 gender parity law requiring 30% women in senior posts and on candidate lists failed to produce proportional representation, with women's parliamentary share stagnating at 14–18% for most of 2016–2022 before rising to 25.5% in 2024 following the 2023 coup (Gabon's 2016 Gender Parity Law and Its Post-Coup Unraveling).