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Electoral Standards

IFES: Standards for External and Absentee Voting
The draft Paper "Challenging the Norms and Standards of Election Administration: Standards for External and Absentee Voting" by Jeremy Grace for IFES.
IFES: Challenging the Norms and Standards of Election Administration (2007)
The papers in this collection identify evolving concerns that EMBs increasingly face. The five electoral issues addressed by these papers do not currently have accepted norms and standards that EMBs (and others) can utilize to shape effective policies and procedures. IFES explores five key issues: Electronic voting; Election administration and use of the Internet; External and absentee voting; Boundary delimitation; and Political finance.
DPKO/DFS–DPA Joint Guidelines on Enhancing the Role of Women in Post-conflict Electoral Processes (2007)
The main objective of these guidelines is to provide advice on measures that could be implemented in future electoral processes in post-conflict environments to increase the participation of women as voters, candidates and electoral officials and to ensure that electoral processes have an equal impact on women and men.
DOMP/DAM–DAP DIRECTIVES COMMUNES DÉVELOPPEMENT DU RÔLE DES FEMMES DANS LES PROCESSUS ÉLECTORAUX D’APRÈS CONFLITS (2007)
Les présentes directives ont pour principal objectif de fournir des conseils sur les mesures qui pourraient être mises en application, lors de futurs processus électoraux, dans des environnements d’après conflits, pour améliorer la participation des femmes en tant qu’électrices, candidates et responsables chargées des élections et pour garantir que les processus électoraux aient un impact similaire sur les femmes et sur les hommes.
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