Resources

Women and Local Executive Office

Throughout the world, women are consistently underrepresented in leadership positions at the local level, even in countries with high numbers of women in national office. This report explores the context for women in local executive offices, and the unique challenges and opportunities they face in their positions.

Women, Technology and Democracy Survey

NDI conducted a study to better understand how women within NDI’s programming interact with digital technology and the particular challenges they face with regard to access, comfort and competencies. For this study, digital technology has been defined as encompassing computers, the Internet, e-mail, standard mobile phones, smartphones, tablets and social media applications.

Findings from recent research in Moldova, including a nationwide survey and focus groups of November 2014 parliamentary voters

Women's Rights Activism in Georgia - A Case Study

NDI Poll: Most Georgians Undecided About their Political Options; Optimism About Economy and Direction of Country Stronger Among Ruling Party Supporters

TBILISI – The poll released today by the National Democratic Institute (NDI) and its partner CRRC Georgia shows that most Georgians do not have a preferred political party or do not know which party they support. Only 21 percent identified Georgian Dream as the party closest to them, and 13 percent identified United National Movement (UNM).