Pillar 3: Governance – Center for innovating Development

Pillar 3

Governance

Good governance is a critical factor in strengthening any system. Without good governance, the impacts of any initiative will be slowed down, not realized, or won’t be sustainable in the long term. Good governance is essential to ensure that resources are used efficiently and effectively, and that the benefits of any initiative are shared equitably. It also helps to build trust and confidence among stakeholders, which is essential for the success of any innovation for development.

CIDE

Legislative analysis

As a way to innovate and influence legislative reforms, We partner with parliamentary institutions to conduct Post-Legislative Scrutiny (PLS). PLS is the practice of monitoring the implementation and evaluating the impact of laws. The aim is to ensure that laws benefit citizens in the way originally intended by lawmakers.

Accountability and Transparency

Innovating Development utilizes multi-stakeholder approaches to shape governance institutions, systems, and practices that are more democratic, transparent, accountable, fair and inclusive. Our collaborative approach ensures that the needs of all stakeholders are taken into account and that governance institutions are designed to be more effective and responsive to the needs of the people they serve.

Electoral action

CIDE promotes inclusive participation in electoral processes by engaging underrepresented groups such as women, youth, and people with disabilities. It encourages first-time voters, especially young people, to view voting as a key democratic duty. CIDE also takes part in election monitoring to learn and enhance electoral practices, supporting free and fair elections.