Netherlands Institute for Multiparty Democracy

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The Guatemalan Congress approved with 128 votes in favour, the creation of the Social Economic Council (decree 2-2012). The Council will have a permanent status and will act in a consulting role towards the state on economic, social and environmental matters. Also, the Council can propose and suppor

The NIMD programme in Guatemala supports multiparty efforts to improve the functioning of political parties and institutions.

AWEPA (Association of European Parliamentarians with Africa) works in cooperation with African Parliaments to strengthen parliamentary democracy in Africa, to keep Africa high on the political agenda in Europe and to facilitate African-European Parliamentary dialogue.

The International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance is an intergovernmental organisation that aims to provide knowledge to democracy builders; provide policy development and analysis; and support democratic reform.

Ágora Política is a political magazine published by Ágora Democrática, a joint venture of International IDEA and NIMD.

Factsheet Colombia offers concise NIMD programme information and political analysis on a single sheet.

On 8 and 9 December 2011, two interactive workshops took place with local youth in Santa Domingo and Esmeraldas in Ecuador. The workshops were organised by NIMD's local partner Agora Democrática (NIMD-IDEA) and are part of a broader programme, which is called 'Activate' and focuses on stimulating y

On 1 and 2 December 2011, the international seminar 'Dimensions of Security' took place in Quito, Ecuador. The seminar was organised by NIMD's partner in Ecuador, Agora Democrática (NIMD-IDEA) in cooperation with International IDEA. The seminar, in which around 40 experts participated, was a follow

A new era for NIMD commences. As of 1 December 2011, Hans Bruning (54) is appointed as the new Executive Director of NIMD. Hans (54) has functioned as the Executive Director ad interim at NIMD since March 2011. His biggest priority during the past months was to secure NIMD’s funding for the next f