O que funciona em Malawi

The Turing Trust's work demonstrates significant expansion of computer access in Malawi's secondary schools, with IT-lab access rising from 5% nationally in 2016 to 81% in the Northern Region, where the Trust has worked longest, alongside a reported 20% increase in university attendance at partner schools. The Malawi Digital Foundations Project (DIGMAP) shows national-scale digital infrastructure progress, training over 19,000 youth at Tech Hubs and bringing nearly 7 million Malawians online for the first time through a US$72.4M World Bank-funded programme that cut wholesale internet prices by 98%. CARE's Village Savings and Loan Associations demonstrate evidence-based financial inclusion: an RCT of 15,221 households found women's savings increased 34%, monthly business profits rose 24%, and household decision-making control improved, at a cost of USD 7.01 per household. Together, these practices show Malawi advancing in digital access, skills training, and women's economic empowerment, though the evidence concentrates on specific regions and populations rather than economy-wide outcomes.