Parliamentary Networks
Parliamentary Network Programs
Parliamentarians represent their legislatures at home and abroad by participating in parliamentary Networks. Formal parliamentary networks operating on a multilateral level promote shared interests and good practices. The Parliamentary Centre supports parliaments to establish networks that promote mutual learning and exchanges on good practices for democratic governance. It does this through the documentation of benchmarks and the establishment of strong networks between participants who come from a wide variety of legislatures from around the world.
PARLIAMENTARY MISSIONS
African Parliamentarians’ Network Against Corruption (APNAC)
Parliamentary Centre has worked closely with the African Parliamentarians Network Against Corruption (APNAC) to strengthen the capacities of African parliamentarians to fight corruption in their respective countries to ensure higher standards of integrity. The Centre has hosted the offices of…
African Network For the Promotion of Women Parliamentarians (ANPWP)
The ANPWP evolved from the Women’s Working Group on Gender (WWGG), which emanated from a consultative process of the Africa-Canada Parliamentary Strengthening Program (ACPSP) funded by the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA). Two years into operation, the Gender Equality Network…
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CITIZEN AND ENGAGEMENT TOOLS
Individual Coaching
Institutional Strengthening
Practical Training
