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Through four retreats, women leaders had space to learn, reflect, and grow through mentorship from international political figures and practical workshops on leadership, communication, and public engagement.
On this page, you can find information about our Board of Governors, transparency, policies, and governance documents.
With programmes in over 30 countries and an incredibly diverse workforce of over 40 nationalities worldwide, Westminster Foundation for Democracy offers a working culture and environment where staff can grow, develop and take advantage of the unique opportunities available working for a dynamic, international organisation.
WFD engages with international partners to strengthen public commitment to and mobilise resources for supporting democracy around the world, helping to accelerate international action to reverse the decline in global democracy.
From 21–24 January 2025, representatives from all 16 regional political parties in the Bangsamoro travelled to Sri Lanka for a learning visit. This immersion provided valuable insights into how a whole-of-society approach contributed to peaceful elections in Sri Lanka.
A project that WFD delivers in Bangsamoro, an autonomous region in the southern Philippines, has won a UK Government Project Delivery Award, which recognises complex and ambitious projects across Government.
WFD is publishing this request for quotes to complete a detailed Value-for-Money assessment of delegation visits and study tours across the Western Balkans region. This is intended to grow WFD’s evidence base on the VfM of study tours as a programme activity to better understand their effectiveness and value, as well as identify the instances in which they achieve the best outcomes.
The event gathered representatives of political parties, government bodies, civil society, international organisations and experts to discuss strategies that would support the country’s democratic development and serve as a foundation for its effective recovery during and after the war.
Ukraine |
The high and often growing costs that individuals bear in seeking and maintaining political office are excluding people from politics, fuelling corruption, and fundamentally reshaping the way in which citizens and their elected representatives interact.
This report offers an analysis of the implementation of the Decriminalisation Law in Albania, which seeks to ensure the integrity of individuals elected, appointed, or exercising public functions. The report offers specific recommendations, urging lawmakers to pursue further amendments to the legislation and calls for improved enforcement by the institutions responsible.
Albania | Report |
WFD seeks to commission a context analysis to deepen its understanding of the evolving parliamentary and political landscape in Algeria, identify key stakeholders, and explore opportunities for engagement.
Algeria |
This report analyses the personal data management practices of Albania's three main political parties—the Socialist Party, the Democratic Party, and the Freedom Party—focusing on their compliance with legal standards in election campaigns. It emphasises the need to have better internal regulations to protect personal data, especially in light of technological advancements.
Albania | Study |
This report examines the costs of getting selected as a candidate, running for office, and maintaining that office in Maldives.
Maldives | Report |
WFD in Albania works to strengthen democratic governance by promoting transparency, accountability, and inclusivity within political parties and Parliament.