SENEGAL: Presidential elections, 26 Feb 2012
SENEGAL: Presidential elections, 26 Feb 2012
Description of government structure:
* Chief of State: President Abdoulaye WADE
Description of government structure:
* Chief of State: President Abdoulaye WADE
Part of a series of U.S.
Part of a series of U.S.
Description of government structure:
•Chief of State: President Joseph KABILA
•Head of Government: Prime Minister Adolphe MUZITO
iKNOW Politics, an online network dedicated to the advancement of women in politics around the world, has come to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). It’s a country where women are significantly underrepresented politically and where, as the nation prepares for presidential and parliamentary elections next month, hundreds of women turned out to learn how the online network could help them build successful candidacies.
iKNOW Politics, an online network dedicated to the advancement of women in politics around the world, has come to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). It’s a country where women are significantly underrepresented politically and where, as the nation prepares for presidential and parliamentary elections next month, hundreds of women turned out to learn how the online network could help them build successful candidacies.
At stake in this election:
•The office of President of Cameroon
Description of government structure:
•Chief of State: President Paul BIYA
The Comprehensive Peace Agreement signed in 2005 created the new autonomous Government of Southern Sudan [GoSS].
The Comprehensive Peace Agreement signed in 2005 created the new autonomous Government of Southern Sudan [GoSS].
Description of government structure:
Chief of State: President Rupiah BANDA *
Head of Government: President Rupiah BANDA
This report aims to assist UNDP/Sierra Leone in formulating strategies to reform different aspects of civil service, as it heads into upcoming elections. It begins with a discussion of the types of civil service reforms that may be useful, and methods of implementation.
This report aims to assist UNDP/Sierra Leone in formulating strategies to reform different aspects of civil service, as it heads into upcoming elections. It begins with a discussion of the types of civil service reforms that may be useful, and methods of implementation.
Women who want to enter politics in Burkina Faso face a number of barriers, such as lack of faith in their leadership abilities, few role models and limited opportunities. So it is a struggle in this West African country for women to run for office, rise within party ranks or contribute to party platforms. Those who manage to win elections don’t receive the same level of political party support and training as men and, as a result, have a harder time being successful as office holders.
Women who want to enter politics in Burkina Faso face a number of barriers, such as lack of faith in their leadership abilities, few role models and limited opportunities. So it is a struggle in this West African country for women to run for office, rise within party ranks or contribute to party platforms. Those who manage to win elections don’t receive the same level of political party support and training as men and, as a result, have a harder time being successful as office holders.