Table of Content

• Visions
• Vision [1]


• Missions
• Mission [1]


• Values
• Value [1] Democracy
• Value [2] Political Equality
• Value [3] Collaboration
• Value [4] Political Participation
• Value [5] Inclusiveness
• Value [6] Peace
• Value [7] Security


• Goals
• 1: Comparative Knowledge
• 1.1: Knowledge Diversity
• 1.2: Practical Applications
• 1.3: Priorities
• 1.4: Demographic Change
• 1.5: Political Elites & Social Groups
• 1.6: Technology and New Media
• 1.7: Southern Hemisphere
• 1.8: Analysis and Engagement
• 1.9: Undemocratic Regimes
• 1.10: Research
• 1.11: Publications
• 1.12: Global South Publications
• 2: Dialogue
• 2.1: Understanding & Synergies
• 2.2: International Cooperation
• 2.3: Regional Partnerships
• 2.4: Emerging Issues
• 2.5: Peace & State Building
• 2.6: Expert Dialogues
• 2.6.1: Policies
• 2.6.2: Instruments and Tools
• 2.6.3: Knowledge
• 3: Partnerships
• 3.1: Consensus & Political Will
• 3.2: Policy Options
• 3.3: State of Democracy Assessment Framework
• 3.4: Inclusiveness, Gender Equity & Development
• 3.5: Cooperation Frameworks
• 3.6: Legitmacy
• 4: Gender Equality
• 4.1: Empowerment of Women
• 5: Diversity
• 5.1: Knowledgebuilding, Experience-Sharing & Policy-Influencing
• 6: Democracy, Conflict & Security
• 6.1: Peace & Security
• 6.2: Organized Crime Networks
• 7: Non-Democratic & Hybrid Regimes
• 7.1: Principles for Engagement
• 8: Areas of Expertise
• 8.1: Electoral Processes
• 8.1.1: Knowledge Adoption & Use
• 8.1.2: Capacities & Independence
• 8.1.3: Approaches and Policies
• 8.1.4: Consensus and Political Commitment
• 9: Constitution-Building Processes
• 9.1: Constitution-Building and Reform Processes
• 9.2: Constitution Building
• 9.3: Constitutional Reform
• 9.4: Strategic & Institutional Approaches
• 10: Political Participation & Representation Processes
• 10.1: Political Parties
• 10.2: Political Participation
• 10.3: Inclusiveness & Accountability
• 10.4: Practical Applications
• 10.5: Accountability & Sustainable Development
• 10.6: Inclusiveness
• 10.7: Empwerment of Women
• 10.8: Accountability
• 10.9: Domestic Democratic Accountability
• 10.10: Analysis & Assessment
• 10.11: Political Party Assistance
• 11: Democracy and Development
• 11.1: Political Design for Development:
• 11.2: Representation that Matters
• 11.3: External Drivers
• 12: Organizational Implications
• 12.1: Member States
• 12.2: Partners
• 12.2.1: Patnership Mapping
• 12.2.2: Non-Member Partner Countries
• 13: Regional and Country Focus
• 13.1: Trends & Needs
• 13.2: Knowledge Sharing
• 13.3: Democracy-Support Programmes
• 13.4: Resources
• 13.5: Interlocutors, Partners & Advisors
• 13.6: Democracy Cooperation
• 14: Global Level
• 14.1: Strategic Planning & Monitoring
• 14.2: Analysis
• 14.3: Programmes
• 14.4: Global Comparative Knowledge
• 14.5: Regional Programmes
• 14.6: Quality Control
• 14.7: Governance & Service
• 14.8: Financial Management
• 14.9: Funding & Resources
• 15: Communications & Advocacy Strategy
• 15.1: Commitment to Democracy
• 15.2: Global Advocacy
• 15.3: International Democracy
• 15.4: Linkages
• 16: Programming, Organization & Human Resources
• 16.1: Resource Shift
• 16.2: Analytical Capacity & Support Functions
• 16.3: Specialized Expertise
• 16.4: Staff Development, Mobility & Learning
• 16.5: Regional Programmes Engagement
• 16.6: Culture, Synergy & Collaboration
• 16.7: Security Procedures & Legal Frameworks
• 16.8: ICT, Information & Knowledge Management & Communications
• 16.9: Management System & Organizational Structure