Over the years, our democracy assessment frameworks have been used in several countries by different actors. There are indeed different potential audiences for the product of a democracy assessment, which has both long- and short-term effects on the assessments, each of which can be linked to developing strategies for reform. This section provides an overview of previous assessments and their main outcomes.
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Citizen-led democracy assessments and pilots have been concluded in more than 35 countries, and are in progressed planning for several others. Citizens all over the world, from countries as diverse as Bolivia, the Netherlands and Zambia, initiated and supported assessments. They were determined to find out more about their country’s status quo and how to improve it. Assessments have been conducted in post-conflict countries and areas of smouldering violence, as well as in those with a long history of peace, and in old and new democracies and countries in transition.
Australia
Bangladesh
Bolivia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Botswana
Chile
El Salvador
Egypt
Ghana
Haiti
India
Indonesia
Ireland
Italy
Jordan
Kenya
Latvia
Lesotho
Malawi
Mexico
Mongolia
Morocco
Nepal
Netherlands
New Zealand
Pakistan
Peru
Philippines
South Korea
Sri Lanka
Tanzania
United Kingdom
Yemen
Zambia