The Democracy Works Foundation (DWF) is implementing the CSO Capacity Building for Credible Local Elections, known as the CAB4CLE project, in Angola from October 2022 to September 2024.
The project’s primary focus is to empower and capacitate CSOs to play an effective role in conducting civic and voter education, advocate for local electoral processes for credible local government elections and contribute towards the electoral reforms agenda in Angola. To achieve this, the project will work with two CSOs partners, Rede Terra and National Counseling Centre (NCC).
With the 2022 local government elections as a starting point, the project is designed as an iterative process involving learning, standards development, capacity development, building democratic cultures, and civic participation.
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