The ACE Electoral Knowledge Network is built upon the contributions from a number of organizations, of which some have been accepted as Associate Members of the ACE network in recognition of their commitment. An organisation may formally become an ACE Associate Member after a decision by the ACE Steering Board. An Associate Member carries out one or several of the below tasks:

Associate Members

 

• University of Calgary

• Association of Caribbean Election Organizations(ACEO)
  

• Association of European Election Officials (ACEEEO)
  

• Commission Electorale Independante (CEI)
  

• EISA
  

• Goree Institute
  

• Institute for Education in Democracy (IED)
  

• National Electoral Institute (INE)
  

• National Jury of Elections (JNE)
  

• contribute to the generation of election-related knowledge within the ACE Network, by continuously producing and sharing relevant content (such as electoral materials, in-depth articles and essays, Encyclopaedia topic areas etc.);

• facilitate the translation of content of the ACE website, such as the ACE Encyclopaedia topic areas;
• research and update information related to the ACE Comparative Data section and/or the Regions & Countries section;
• strengthen the global and regional dimensions of the ACE Network by carrying out networking and/or promotion activities;
• host forums, meetings, workshops or conferences related to the ACE Network;
• second staff or provide resources in order to fulfil key functions of the ACE Network;
• provide high quality technical and professional support to the ACE Network;

For more information on how to become an associate member, please contact the ACE Coordination Unit.