International IDEA Africa and West Asia Programme has signed memorandum of understanding with the African Union Commission (AUC) to support peace and good governance in Africa. It was signed on 20 February 2023 by H.E. Ambassador Bankole Adeoy, African Union Commissioner for Political Affairs, Peace, and Security and International IDEA Regional Director for Africa and West Asia, Roba Sharamo.
The Sierra Leone Democracy Strengthening Project (SLDSP) aims to support key democratic institutions and civil society, including the media, to ensure credible and peaceful 2023 elections and advance governance reforms post-elections.
“The Rule of Law and Anti-Corruption (RoLAC) Programme Phase II” is funded by the European Union and implemented by International IDEA. The overall goal is to contribute to the consolidation of the rule of law and anti-corruption reforms in Nigeria. The programme will achieve this through:
Support to “Consolidation of Democracy in Mozambique II” is a contribution agreement signed between the European Union and International IDEA during the implementation of the delegation agreement contract. This complementary programme also contributes to strengthen democratic consolidation by reinforcing the capacities of electoral stakeholders for the 2023-24 electoral cycle.
The "Support to Consolidation of Democracy in Mozambique" programme was developed to provide support during and after the 2018 municipal and 2019 general elections in Mozambique, which presented an opportunity to consolidate democratic institutions and processes.
“Supporting Mali's Transition to Peace and Democracy" is a SIDA-funded project contributing to Sweden’s development cooperation strategy for Mali 2021–2025, specifically on promotion of inclusive constitutional and electoral reform processes to prevent, manage and resolve conflicts peacefully. It is envisaged that these reforms in the long term will contribute to strengthening the respect for human rights, democracy, and the rule of law in Mali.
“Consolidation of democratic dispensation in The Gambia (CODE)” is an EU-funded project intended to contribute to the consolidation of a democratic transition in The Gambia, specifically on legitimacy of the transitional Justice Process.
