Professional Certificate in Strategic Reform of Electoral Processes
09:00 | Registration and Refreshments | |
09:45 | Chair’s Introduction and Welcome Delegates’ introductions and discussion Experience and lesson sharing |
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10:15 | What is Electoral Reform? Electoral Systems Electoral Law Voting Procedures |
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10:45 | Morning coffee | |
11:00 | Electoral Systems and How Are They Chosen? The main electoral systems Characteristics of the main electoral systems Effects of different systems Key considerations and who chooses? |
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12:30 | Lunch | |
13:15 | Initiating Reform of Electoral Processes What are the triggers initiating reform? Link to international pressures and donor arrangements Financial constraints |
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14:45 | Afternoon Tea | |
15:15 | Planning and Implementing Electoral Systems Reform The electoral cycle and timing of reform Administrative considerations Costs |
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16:15 | Final Remarks and Round-up Discussion | |
16:30 | Close |
09:30 | Refreshments | |
09:45 | Chairs Introduction and Recap | |
10:00 | Reform of Legal Processes Reforming constitution, electoral law, related regulations and rules Enhancing integrity and relevance of the legal framework How do EMBs work with these reforms? |
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11:30 | Morning Coffee | |
11:45 | Reforms of Administrative Processes New EMB strategies, structures, policies, procedures and technical innovations Case studies and examples |
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13:00 | Lunch | |
13:45 | Delegates Experiences of Electoral ReformExperience sharing –Examples of previous electoral reform from participants’ own countryDiscussion of Day 4 session –Planning Future Electoral Reform | |
14:45 | Afternoon Tea | |
15:00 | Case Study: The UK's move to Individual Electoral Registration | |
16:15 | Final Remarks and Round-up Discussion | |
16:30 | Close |
09:30 | Refreshments | |
09:45 | Chair’s Introduction and Recap | |
10:00 | PoliticalReform and its Impact Changes in the political environment affecting the EMBHow EMBs adapt to political changesMechanisms for cooperating with political stakeholders electoral |
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11:15 | Morning coffee | |
11:30 | Women's Participation in the MENA Region The levels of political and electoral participation What are the challenges, barriers and opportunities? |
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13:00 | Lunch | |
13:45 | Systems, voters and campaigners Impact of different electoral systems on voters, including women and minority groupsImpact of electoral systems on political parties |
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15:00 | Afternoon Tea | |
15:15 | Campaigning for Electoral Reform Cast study: The UK’s 2011 Referendum on changing the Parliamentary Voting System Campaign finance |
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16:15 | Final Remarks and Round up Discussion | |
16:30 | Close |
09:30 | Refreshments | |
09:45 | Chair’s Introduction and Recap | |
10:00 | Voting Technologies in the Context of Electoral Reform Understanding the difference between vision, innovation and change Recognising universal management and business practices that limitsinnovation and collaboration |
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11:30 | Morning coffee | |
11:45 | Stakeholder Engagement and Education during Electoral Reform Identifying stakeholdersEngaging with stakeholdersExplaining Electoral ReformCommunication and ConsultationTimingRole of EMB |
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13:00 | Lunch | |
14:00 | Planning Future Electoral Reform Participants present outline of potential electoral reform in their respective country, including identifying strategies and challenges Group Discussion |
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15:00 | Afternoon Tea | |
15:15 | Planning Future Electoral Reform (Continued) | |
16:15 | Final Remarks and Round up Discussion | |
16:30 | Close |
09:30 | Refreshments | |
09:45 | Chair’s Introduction and Recap | |
10:00 | Assessing the Impact of Electoral Reform on Voters Understanding voters' views Understanding voters' behaviour Using understanding to improve the electoral process |
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11:00 | Morning coffee | |
11:15 | Overview of Chartered Management Institute Qualification | |
11:45 | End of Course Wrap Up Certificate Presentations Evaluation Forms Group Photo |
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12:30 | Lunch and Close |