Providing tools to build resilient democracies.
Democracy Works Foundation offers 5 core programs. We speak of the pillars that our Foundation is built on.
Our 5 programmes are:
Our work relevant to each particular program is captured on this page and can be found, per program, in the sidebar on the right or via the top drop-down menu.
Democracy Works Foundation (DWF), through the Charter Project Africa, is set to host multi-stakeholder national dialogues in four countries within the Southern African Development…
In October 2022, Lesotho held a general election to elect Members of the National Assembly. Like in any other elections, political parties had to…
Political parties have historically been considered imperfect candidates for strategic planning because of the complexity of designing and implementing in the environment in which…
GUIDELINES Democratic Governance in Southern Africa (SADC Region) Civic technology and the African Governance Architecture Overview These guidelines provide an overview of the Call…
About CAB4CLE DWF is implementing the CSO Capacity Building for Credible Local Elections, known as the CAB4CLE project, in Angola from October 2022 to…
BACKGROUND Sustainable democracy is inconceivable without political parties. Multiparty democracy depends on the existence of well-functioning political parties, a conducive electoral environment and rules…
KNOWLEDGE CO-CREATION WORKSHOP with the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs on SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENT CHANGE IN ADDRESSING CLIMATE CHANGE Democracy Works Foundation…
Sustained economic development requires the inclusion of Lesotho youth The Youth of Africa has been a global topic in recent years. Facing issues like…
DWF AWARDS GRANTS TO SEVEN CIVIC INITIATIVES FROM FOUR AFRICAN COUNTRIES DWF has recently concluded the Charter Project Africa seed grants awarding process for…
In a political and economic ecosystem where women and youth participate meaningfully to achieve sustainable economic development, women and youth-led enterprises must understand government…