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Strengthening Parliamentary accountability, citizen engagement and access to information: A Global survey of Parliamentary monitoring organizations, NDI (2011)

This report was issued by the National Democratic Institute (NDI) is about Parliamentary Monitoring Organizations (PMOs). Given the given the lack of research on , NDI and World Bank Institute (WBI) undertook a joint project to: 1) identify PMOs worldwide and collect basic information regarding their activities; 2) document good practices in parliamentary monitoring, and; 3) suggest recommendations for the international donor community regarding PMOs. To meet these objectives, the project conducted a survey of PMOs, analyzed their websites and other outputs, and interviewed a range of individuals at organizations involved in conducting or supporting parliamentary monitoring activities.

governance-parliamentary-monitoring-organizations-survey-september-2011.pdf — PDF document, 5323Kb

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