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Handbook for Monitoring Women's Participation in Elections

The guidance provided in this handbook is intended to ensure that as each Election Observation Mission draws conclusions on the extent to which an election process meets OSCE commitments and reflects universal principles, it takes fully into account how the election process affects both women and men.

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OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights
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Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
Our work:
Elections, Gender equality
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Elections

ODIHR supports electoral reform processes in Mediterranean Partner States by helping to ensure that legislation and practices meet international obligations and commitments, as well as through the training of citizen election observers.
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Promoting women’s political participation and gender equality

ODIHR works to facilitate the exchange of experience and expertise between OSCE participating States and Mediterranean Partners for Co-operation in the areas of ensuring equal opportunity for participation of women in political and public life, building national mechanisms for the advancement of women and providing legislative assistance to support efforts in enhancing gender equality and combating domestic violence.
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ODIHR works to promote and make accessible a number of its human dimension tools and publications in Arabic to the OSCE Mediterranean Partners as a basis for the exchange of good practices and transfer of knowledge from the OSCE region.
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Election handbooks

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