WFD works to strengthen Albania's democratic governance by strengthening Parliament’s law making and oversight functions. This is achieved through piloting and institutionalisation of two new instruments: post-legislative scrutiny (PLS) and corruption proofing of legislation. A key aspect of these efforts is supporting Parliament and independent institutions in improving communication, reporting and implementation of recommendations. 

WFD also fosters collaboration between Parliament, civil society, and other institutional stakeholders by partnering with local organisations to promote transparency and public engagement. Through the “Dialogue for Consensus” initiative, WFD facilitates constructive discussions between the Albanian Parliament and civil society, ensuring that citizens’ voices are actively integrated in the legislative process. Additionally, WFD supports the Parliamentary Youth Club in integrating young people's agenda and participation in parliamentary accountability.

WFD works directly with political parties to help them become more resilient to malign and corrupt influences. This is achieved by  assisting political parties in becoming more inclusive, transparent and accountable, with effectively revised rules and supportive organisational culture that challenges prevailing negative attitudes towards vulnerable or under-represented groups.

WFD provides tailored recommendations to political parties to enhance their transparency to their members and the public. Additionally, WFD is expanding the capacities of under-represented groups,  particularly women and young people, to engage more  meaningfully in their political parties while also supporting civil society in creating external demand for changes within the parties.