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Should the youth in Armenia emigrate to find greater opportunities? Should the government regulate social media to protect citizens online? Are connections more important than education and experience for youth to succeed? These are just a few of the pressing issues that Armenian youth debated as part of NDI Armenia’s Debathon youth debate program.

Program Officer Location : Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso Position Category : Local hire, paid in country Posting Date : 02/08/2023 Deadline Date : (...)

 A two nationwide training on the use of the Early Warning and Early Response System (EWER)    aimed to collect, manage, and report incidents related to electoral violence across Liberia began in Gbarnga, Bong County, on February 6, 20

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Program Officer Location : Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso Position Category : Local hire, paid in country Posting Date : 02/08/2023 Deadline Date : (...)

Given its predominantly arid climate, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) is considered a regional water stress hotspot, amplified by the rising demands associated with its rapid urbanization and population growth. The scarcity of renewable water resources across the MENA region requires improved monitoring of available precipitation and terrestrial water storage to quantify water budget deficits and implement targeted water resource management strategies.

Following the fallout of the 2022 political parties’ primary election where women were scarcely represented, the International

Doha: The Doha Learning Days Festival is underway at Msheireb Museums and is welcoming enthusiastic school students, youth, families, and other member...

Discussions at I/TSEC focused on how the Metaverse and XR can train warfighters for tomorrow’s battlefield.

During former president Yahya Jammeh’s 22-year rule, elections were perceived by many as a ‘rubber stamp’ for justifying a dictatorship. In the years following his democratic removal from power in the December 2016 presidential polls, elections have taken on a greater importance, allowing Gambian citizens to feel the power of their voice through their vote. Following this experience, Gambians hold high expectations for the integrity of their elections.