Democracy Works Foundation (DWF) has been implementing the Southern African Political Parties and Dialogue (SAPP&D) Programme in six countries, including Malawi, Angola, Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho and Zambia, since 2017.
The programme seeks to strengthen the ability of political parties in the targeted countries to develop and implement participatory policies around access to sustainable water supply, clean water, and clean energy, using evidence-based knowledge, while at the same time enhancing a democratic political culture that supports the meaningful participation of women, youth and marginalised individuals.
SAPP&D also aims to facilitate networking and learning across political parties in the Southern Africa region to share best practices, lessons and knowledge on their engagement in energy and water resources management and strengthen democratic structures and practices.
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POLITICAL PARTIES IN ZAMBIA ...
Political parties have historically been considered imperfect candidates for strategic planning because of the complexity of desig...
LEARNING FROM THE PAST TO IN...
BACKGROUND Sustainable democracy is inconceivable without political parties. Multiparty democracy depends on the existence of well...
Youth & Women-Led enter...
In a political and economic ecosystem where women and youth participate meaningfully to achieve sustainable economic development, ...
Preparing Lesotho Political ...
Elections are a very important feature in any democracy. Elections give voice to the political will of the people. The right to pa...
A reflection meeting on the ...
Introduction Access to clean and sustainable water and energy resources is instrumental in all the efforts to alleviate poverty fo...
Zambia Youth and Women Manif...
Within the framework of the Southern Africa Political Parties and Dialogue (SAPP&D) Programme, Democracy Works Foundation (DWF...