The Edinburgh Dialogue on Post-Conflict Constitution Building is an annual series that brings together high-level experts and practitioners from the fields of constitution building, peacebuilding, and conflict mediation for discussions on issues relating to the role of constitution building in conflict-to-peace transitions.

The Women Constitution-Makers’ Dialogue provides a platform for women constitution-makers from ongoing and past constitution-building processes to discuss their experiences, successes and challenges with peers from other constitutional reform endeavours.

Democracies worldwide are facing a decline in trust in public institutions and the political system, affecting election management bodies and electoral processes in ways that risk contested elections and societal instability. In some cases, this is due to flaws and shortcomings that are rightly criticised. However, in recent years, a key driver of the loss of public confidence in electoral processes are malign influencing practices in the information environment around elections.

The Supporting Team Europe Democracy project, supported by the DG INTPA-European Commission, aims to enhance the effectiveness of evidence-based and coordinated democracy support within the framework of the Commission’s Team Europe Democracy initiative. STED provides practical support to Member States and EU Delegations, helping to ensure that governance priorities are effectively addressed in Team Europe Democracy partner countries.