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The Gender Barometer for Political Parties is a detailed assessment of the women’s representation in political parties, gender policies and women’s access to finance, needs and best practices.
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This report compares and assesses the best practices of financing youth and women's structures or forums within political parties, with a focus on EU countries. It specifically examines the youth and women’s structures/forums of the three main and largest political parties in Albania and provides concrete recommendations based on these practices.
Albania | Report |
This Problem Assessment Report assesses the main needs of citizens in five municipalities in Albania before the local elections of May 2023. Its primary goal is to identify the key problems perceived by citizens and to share and inform the candidates for mayors and local officials to prioritize the relevant solutions in the upcoming local government policies.
Albania | Report |
The report analyses the legal and regulatory framework governing political parties in Albania, with a focus on identifying key issues and proposing potential solutions. The analysis is based on two prior reports, prepared by a local and an international expert.
Albania | Report |
This survey measures voters' opinions on the integrity, qualities, values, attitudes, skills, characteristics, and behaviour that an ideal candidate or elected leader should possess in the local elections of May 2023 in Albania.
Albania | Report |
WFD seeks to commission an expert to undertake a mapping of regional networks/coalitions working on women’s political participation and inclusion in North Africa.
A recent two-day conference in Abuja, organised by WFD and key partners, addressed the shrinking democratic space in Nigeria. With urgent calls for reform, the conference unveiled key recommendations aimed at restoring trust and fostering a more inclusive political system.
Nigeria |
The Solomon Islands is a micro-island nation with a population of around 700,000 spread over six main islands and more than 900 smaller ones. The nation has been self-governing since 1976 and has a Westminster-style political system. One key feature of this system is that members of parliament from all parties form committees, which scrutinise government actions – from new laws to public debt management. This is one way in which accountability and transparency can be upheld in a democracy.
WFD has been working to strengthen democracy in Sierra Leone since 2001. WFD programmes support the Parliament of Sierra Leone in its efforts to become a more open and accessible institution for all citizens. This has ushered the Parliament of Sierra Leone as a key player in the global open government space for openness and transparency. WFD has also supported many institutional strengthening and capacity building programmes of the parliament.
In Montenegro, WFD works to strengthen democratic institutions and promote inclusive governance.
A study visit to Tynwald by a delegation from the National Parliament of Solomon Islands (NPSI) has been hailed ‘a non-stop learning trip’ by Hon Catherine Nori MP.
WFD is looking for a consultant to enhance its use of Microsoft Entra ID, implement role-based access control (RBAC) for key systems, and establish a sustainable approach to managing permissions.