Orientation Program for the Newly Elected Members of the Parliament of Burkina Faso
Overview The November 2015 general elections in Burkina Faso saw the election of a new National Assembly of 127 members, all of whom are first-timers. Characteristic of all parliaments, Members come into the House with varying professional backgrounds and so require some minimum level of orientation and continuous capacity building […]
Legislative Watch
Overview The Project sought to use an innovative approach to monitoring the effectiveness of the Parliament of Ghana’s lawmaking functions by stimulating debate on existing pieces of legislation with a view to filling the gaps and/or influencing their amendments. The project focused on tracking and monitoring legislation to determine the[…]
Public Financial Governance and the Role of Parliamentarians
Overview The African Development Bank’s (AfDB) parliamentary strengthening programme seeks to enable parliaments to promote good financial governance through enhanced oversight, scrutiny and accountability in public financial management. To this end, this project was designed to assist the AfDB in its efforts at strengthening the capacity of African Parliaments, particularly[…]
Commonwealth West Africa Roundtable on Freedom of Religion or Belief
Overview In 2018, ACEPA was contracted by the Commonwealth Initiative on Freedom of Religion or Belief (CIFoRB) and the Edward Cadbury Centre, University of Birmingham, UK, to facilitate the organization of a Commonwealth West Africa Roundtable on Freedom of Religion or Belief in Accra, Ghana. This was as a result[…]






