Institut IDEA International: federal grants and contributions: 3 agreements; $8.8M value; 1 departments; 3 programs.
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The project supports essential activities to ensure post-war elections in Ukraine are credible, inclusive, and well-prepared. These include: (1) strengthening the administrative, technical, and operational capacity of the Central Election Commission (CEC) to effectively administer post-war elections; (2) enhancing the capacity of electoral stakeholders to deliver inclusive, gender-responsive voter education, communication strategies, and counter-disinformation efforts; (3) supporting independent civil society organizations to provide oversight, evidence-based analysis of electoral processes,
The project will contribute to increased resilience against foreign and national information operations that seek to erode the quality of democracy and the international rules-based order. The project will first conduct an extensive network analysis, qualitative interviews with stakeholders, and desk research to establish a solid empirical foundation about “information operations” (those operations and actors seeking to influence the public discourse and election campaigns) in each country. The project will combine local knowledge on key actors and key narratives being spread online with rese
In 2022, the Institute will define a new strategy for the 2023-2027 period which will include an institutional initiative on Digitalization and Democracy. The initiative will focus on three themes: “Digitalization and the Global State of Democracy”, “Protecting electoral processes in the context of digitalization”, and “Digitalization and participation”. A special allocation of funds is required to operationalize the Digitalization and Democracy Initiative and to fill a critical knowledge gap within the organization in this highly technical area.
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