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International Foundation for Electoral Systems

IFES advances democracy for a better future. We collaborate with civil society, public institutions and the private sector to build resilient democracies that deliver for everyone. As the global leader in the promotion and protection of democracy, our technical assistance and applied research develops trusted electoral bodies capable of conducting credible elections; effective and accountable governing institutions; civic and political processes in which all people can safely and equally participate; and innovative ways in which technology and data can positively serve elections and democracy. Since 1987, IFES has worked in more than 145 countries, from developing to mature democracies.
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• July 31, 2020 Intersectionality Assessment of Political and Electoral Participation in Ukraine
  By: Virginia Atkinson, Meredith Applegate, Oleksandra Palagnyuk, Yullia Kryvinchuk, Zhozefina Daiier
• April 24, 2019 New Assessment on Violence Against Women in Elections in Papua New Guinea
  By: Gabrielle Bardall, Terry Ann Rogers
• March 25, 2019 How effective are pro-youth laws and policies?
  By: Aaron Azelton, Bret Barrowman, Lisa Reppell
• December 27, 2018 Political Participation of Women and Men with Disabilities in Tunisia: An IFES Assessment
  By: Ambar Zobairi, Virginia Atkinson
• November 26, 2018 The Integrity of Elections in Asia: Policy Lessons Applied
  By: Kyle Lemargie, Silja Paasilinna
• November 07, 2018 An Evaluation of the United States’ Electoral Process
  By: Chad Vickery, Heather Szilagyi
• October 25, 2018 When Are Elections Good Enough?
  By: Chad Vickery, David Ennis, Katherine Ellena, Alyssa Kaiser
• October 17, 2018 Developing a Holistic Exposure and Adaptation Testing (HEAT) Process for Election Management Bodies
  By: Katherine Ellena, Goran Petrov
• October 16, 2018 FES Launches New Tool to Promote Disability-Inclusive Election Observation
  By: Virginia Atkinson, Rebecca Aaberg
• June 20, 2018 New Report on Abuse of State Resources Assessment in Bosnia and Herzegovina
  By: Erica Shein
• June 12, 2018 Elections on Trial: The Effective Management of Election Disputes and Violations
  By: Katherine Ellena, Chad Vickery, Lisa Reppell
• May 03, 2018 Lebanon’s 2017 Parliamentary Election Law
  By: International Foundation for Electoral Systems
• April 20, 2018 Abuse of State Resources Research and Assessment Framework
  By: International Foundation for Electoral Systems
• January 31, 2018 Regional Director on “The Elections We Want” in Africa
  By: Rushdi Nackerdien
• September 01, 2017 New Report on Abuse of State Resources in Georgia
  By: Erica Shein, Chad Vickery, Heather Szilagyi, Julia Brothers
• April 20, 2017 IFES Experts Contribute to American Bar Association Book on International Election Remedies
  By: Katherine Ellena, Chad Vickery
• April 13, 2017 The Effect of Violence on Women’s Electoral and Political Participation in Bangladesh
  By: Silja Paasilinna, Sue Palmer-Wetherald, Megan Ritchie
• February 27, 2017 First Universal Democratic Elections in Independent Georgia
  By: Zurab Gaiparashvili
• February 08, 2017 Violence Against Women in Elections Framework
  By: Jessica Huber, Lisa Kammerud
• November 16, 2016 Access to Justice and Electoral Integrity
  By: International Foundation for Electoral Systems
• October 01, 2015 Nigeria Post-Election Survey
  By: International Foundation for Electoral Systems
• April 20, 2015 Election Audits: International Principles that Protect Election Integrity
  By: International Foundation for Electoral Systems
• November 17, 2014 Money and Elections in the Maldives
  By: International Foundation for Electoral Systems
• August 05, 2014 Political Finance and Gender Equality
  By: Lolita Cigane, Magnus Ohman
• July 17, 2014 Analysis of the Status of Women in Burundi’s Political and Electoral Processes
  By: Serge Nanourou, Abigal Wilson
• March 05, 2014 IFES 2013 Annual Report
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• November 05, 2011 Elections in Egypt: Analysis of the 2011 Parliamentary Electoral System
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