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Increasing women's participation in decision-making

Video - 2010
Video report on an exchange of experiences from Burundi, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia
 

What we do: Ecuador

Video - 2009
Partners explain why the NIMD programme in Ecuador promotes public participation and gender equality in politics, and how it has helped bring about a new Constitution and a new Political Parties law.

Dutch support for women politicians in Ghana

News Article - 22 August 2008
From 14 – 18 August two Dutch party representatives participated in a training for aspiring female candidates for the upcoming elections in Ghana.
Tags: IEA, Women
 

Aspiring Women MPs Acquire More Skills

To increase the level of representation of women on decision-making bodies, the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) and the Ghana Political Parties Programme have organised a workshop for women aspiring parliamentarians from the various political parties.

Kenya women leaders resolutions

300 plus women committed to transform themselves into ‘Vital Voices’ for peace and justice across the country

The Political Landscape of Georgia

Book - 2006
Achievements, challenges, and prospects of political parties in Georgia

Mozambique: women leadership in politics

News Article - 25 May 2008
In Mozambique NIMD supports a training project to encourage women to take an active role in politics.

Mali: political consensus on electoral reform

News Article - 05 May 2008
During an NIMD Round Table conference in Mali on 27 April, Malian political parties agreed to the need to reform the electoral management system. Two Euro-MPs from the Netherlands joined in the discussions.

Guatemala: major step to stop violence against women

News Article - 10 April 2008
Congress finally approved the law on violence against women

Kenya: women leaders for peace

News Article - 21 February 2008
300 plus women committed to transform themselves into ‘Vital Voices’ for peace and justice across the country
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