International IDEA International IDEA Elections and Conflict Project By Sead Alihodzic Programme Officer – International IDEA.

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International IDEA International IDEA Elections and Conflict Project By Sead Alihodzic Programme Officer – International IDEA

International IDEA ►devastating for human rights ►devastating for economy ►devastating for democracy consequences Election-related violence is:

International IDEA Enhance global capacities for prevention and mitigation of election-related violence TOOL OBJECTIVESTOOL DESIGN -Global public good -Action oriented (early-warning capacity, helps making informed decisions) -Sustainable (does not depend on donor or expert support) -Customisable (can fit into any social context) -Components: knowledge resources, analytical tools, preventive action options - Evolves with use (stores data, allows cross-election analysis) 2008 IDEA strategic decision

International IDEA IDEA experiences Literature review Desk research Study visits Global consultations (Johanesburg) Expert meeting (Stockholm) Training, workshops, conferences Factors Data sources Data Analysis Actions work done: Existing Approaches IDEA theoretical/analytical concept IDEA tool design

International IDEA IDEA tool structure KNOWLEDGE RESOURCES ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS PREVENTION STRATEGIES

International IDEA WIDER SOCIAL CONTEXT - existing violence and structural factors - TROUBLED VOTER REGISTRATION HEATED PARTY CAMPAIGN PROBLEMATIC VOTING ethnic and religious conflicts corruption poverty displaced persons and refugees party militias terrorism bias judiciary political revenge ELECTIONSELECTIONS CONTESTED LEGISLATION LACK OF TRUST IN EMBs INADEQUATE FUNDS INADEQUATE PLANNING INADEQUATE EDUCATION AND TRAINING MISMANAGEMENT OF APPEALS REJECTION OF RESULTS organized crime neighbourhood violence violence against women State building - buffer - human security reconciliation justice and rule of law economic development political institutions Theoretical framework

Internal Factors External Factors Legislation Unfit Electoral system Contested electoral law Lack of adequate ground rules Planning and implementation Inadequate system for dispute resolution Lack of trust in electoral management bodies Inadequate operational planning and financing Inadequate security arrangements Training and education Poor training for electoral officials No/poor training programmes for PPs, CSOs media Poor or no civic education Poor voter information Voter and candidate registration Problematic voter registration Problematic registration of political party/candidates Problematic accreditation of observers Electoral campaign Limited media access Provocative media campaigning Provocative political party rallying Provocative and violent actions by political parties Voting operations Deficit, destruction and loss of election materials Lack of transparency re-special and external voting Problematic voting day Problematic ballot counting and result tallying Lost/destroyed tabulation forms Fraud suspected Verification of results Mishandling a final round of complaints and appeals Delay in publication of official results Rejection of results internal external International IDEA Existing violence Intimidation/harassment Kidnapping/extortion Assassination/homicide Gender based violence Violence against property Potential risk factors Security context Politicized security sector actors Regional weak state presence and control Neighbouring violence has potential to spill over borders Presence of non-state armed actors Access to small arms and light weapons Forced displacement Arbitrary arrests and lack of due processes Violation of human rights Economic context Poverty and socio economic conditions Concentration of resources Increased unemployment Natural hazards causing human distress Social context Heightened ethnic, cultural, religious tensions Changes in power dynamics among actors Sensitive processes involving fears and expectations Impunity Political context Political system Spoiler political parties Manipulative media Lack of democratic culture Lack of accountability Factor description: 1.context 2.empirical cases 3.interrelated factors 4.observable indicators 5.data collection and analysis Knowledge resources- factors

International IDEA Country & elections specific model Internal Factors Legislation Unfit Electoral system Contested electoral law Lack of adequate ground rules Planning and implementation Inadequate system for dispute resolution Lack of trust in electoral management bodies Inadequate operational planning and financing Inadequate security arrangements Training and education Poor training for electoral officials No/poor training programmes for PPs, CSOs media Poor or no civic education Poor voter information Voter and candidate registration Problematic voter registration Problematic registration of political party/candidates Problematic accreditation of observers Electoral campaign Limited media access Provocative media campaigning Provocative political party rallying Provocative and violent actions by political parties Voting operations Deficit, destruction and loss of (non)sensitive materials Lack of transparency re-special and external voting Problematic voting day Problematic ballot counting and result tallying Lost/destroyed tabulation forms Fraud suspected Verification of results Mishandling a final round of complaints and appeals Delay in publication of official results Rejection of results External Factors Existing violence Intimidation/harassment Kidnapping/extortion Assassination/homicide Gender based violence Violence against property Potential risk factors Security context Politicized security sector actors Regional weak state presence and control Neighbouring violence has potential to spill over borders Presence of non-state armed actors Access to small arms and light weapons Forced displacement Arbitrary arrests and lack of due processes Violation of human rights Economic context Poverty and socio economic conditions Concentration of resources Increased unemployment Natural hazards causing human distress Social context Heightened ethnic, cultural, religious tensions Changes in power dynamics among actors Sensitive processes involving fears and expectations Impunity Political context Political system Spoiler political parties Manipulative media Lack of democratic culture Lack of accountability Analytical instruments Trend analysis Risk Mapping

International IDEA Improved Electoral Management Improved Peace Architecture Improved Electoral Security Prevention and mitigation

the way ahead International IDEA ► Consultations with potential end users and partners ► Tool piloting (Africa, LA, AP) ► Final phase of development ► Tool launch

International IDEA Thank You!Thank You!