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Estonia's "e-Society" Fights for Its (Digital) Democracy.

e-Voting.

Estonia's "Internet as a Human Right" Digital Transformation.

Decriminalization.

Problem became a Health matter rather than a Criminal matter.

Portugal's Radical Drug Policy Program

In America,, you see that equality of opportunity can be exercised by just making sure that there are different choices for everyone, then it is up for the parents to make sure they choose what happens.

In Finland, we took it one step further and said: "Parents, you don't need to think about it because the government is held accountable or responsible for making sure that every single school is a good school".

the mentality among parents and community is the "My child deserves the best, and so does everyone else"

School Directors are seen more a guidance rather than bosses.

All teachers come from rigorous, selective and scholarly training, there are less concerns that educators aren't well prepared lead classrooms in th most beneficial way for learning outcomes and student-well being.

58% believe their profession is valued and respected.

Teacher Pay: it is critical that educators are well compensated for a dignified living standard.

Autonomy is the 2nd biggest retention factor

Finland's unbeatable universal public school system

Singapore's Affordable public Housing for All