Alternatives International - Iraq - Irak

Electoral Observer Training Programme Evaluation Report

United Nations — 2010-12-14T14:16:33Z

"By contributing to a transparent democratic election process,
the mobilisation of electoral observers benefits the
population of Iraq and by extension also the populations of
the neighbouring countries when observers trained in and for
Iraq were used outside of Iraq."
– UNOPS and UNAMI evaluation report on electoral observer training programmes held in Iraq in 2009-10. See report in full on PDF (...)

- Reports / Civil Society Organizations, Elections, Electoral Reform

Report of Three Major Election Observation Networks on the Parliamentary Elections in Iraq, Baghdad 2010

Tammuz — 2010-12-14T13:43:18Z

"41,652 observers for the “three networks", based in 41,652 polling stations out of 52,000 polling stations across the governorates noticed the broad participation of voters, which exceeded 62% of the total number of registered voters. That doesn't mean that there were not a few who were deprived of their right to vote."
– See PDF attached to read the Tammuz, Shams Network, and EIMT preliminary report of March 2010 Parliamentary elections in (...)

- Reports / Civil Society Organizations, Elections, Electoral Reform, Iraqi Democratic Future Network (IDFN)

Kurdistan Election Observation Final Report

Tammuz — 2010-12-14T13:22:22Z

Final IDFN report published by Tammuz on the parliamentary and presidential elections in Kurdistan, 25 July 2009. To read the report in full, please see the PDF attached.

- Reports / Elections, Electoral Reform, Iraqi Democratic Future Network (IDFN)

Election Monitoring and Electoral Reform

2010-11-22T16:48:17Z

Through the support of Alternatives, since 2003 the IDFN has become one of the leading electoral monitors in Iraq, benefitting from the financial support from Friedrich Ebert, UNAMI and UNOPS. More than 2000 observers have been trained by the network to monitor the electoral process in its entirety. Furthermore, through advocacy, civic education and electoral reform advocacy, the IDFN has contributed to an increase in political awareness amongst Iraqi citizens, particularly in terms of (...)

- Election Monitoring and Electoral Reform / Civil Society Organizations, Elections, Electoral Reform, Iraqi Democratic Future Network (IDFN)

The Iraqi Democratic Future Network is looking for election campaigns enhancing national unity

Iraqi Democratic Future Network — 2009-12-29T20:19:00Z

The intensity of competition among the political movement increased with the proximity of the electoral campaigns. The level of intensity reached the stage of “political dropping”. Our network observed essays, statements and announcements targeting and defaming political, religious and parliamentary characters.
However we have enormous hope in political entities to have integrated competition, conforming to standards that serve the purpose our country's needs. We hope each political (...)

- News / Governance, Civil Society Organizations, Elections, Electoral Reform, Iraqi Democratic Future Network (IDFN)