Buying ambulances and boring holes: harnessing Parliament to solve local problems in Malawi
This blog, written by GPG's Founder Greg Power OBE, was published in June in The Parliamentarian, the quarterly journal by the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association.Find the original article here. Earlier this year, the...
Are parliaments of any help in times of conflict?
Lessons from Bolivia and Peru Dr Gustavo Bonifaz is GPG's Research & Analysis Manager. He has over 15 years of experience in quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methodologies research which he applied in academia...
What I’ve learned and unlearned working in post-conflict institutional building
Adlah Alkurdi is GPG's Head of Policy. She has over 10 years of experience in managing the design and delivery of political strengthening and public sector reform programmes, resulting in the establishment of new...
Seven questions on Post Legislative Scrutiny
Post-Legislative Scrutiny (PLS) is the process through which Parliament reviews and evaluates the efficiency and impact of a law after it comes into practice. This work is usually conducted by committees, who may then...
Towards a politics-conscious Project Cycle?
Working in politics means conjugating with an ever-evolving, ever-mutating environment within which factions and factors multiply and interact without interruption. To conduct our work in such fluctuating conditions, it is...
KAPE®: Four steps to delivering people-focussed change
A part of our Politically Agile Programming series, our ‘All About Behaviour: KAPE®, Adaptation and ‘Sticky’ Institutional Change’ paper describes Global Partners Governance’s approach to institutional reform and...
What outcome can we expect for Iraq’s elections?
GPG Associate Meg Munn is an independent governance consultant working internationally on parliamentary processes, political party development, gender mainstreaming, and women’s leadership. She was a Minister in the...
Associate Profile Series: Baroness Alison Suttie
GPG delivers specialist technical advice through a core group of retained Associates, who are former Ministers, Members of Parliament, senior civil servants/parliamentary staff and academics. We have built long-lasting...
A Modern Parliament for a Modern Armenia: Global Partners Governance work with the National Assembly of Armenia
This blog was written by parliamentary expert and GPG Associate Alex Brazier. In it he outlines the challenges and development of our project with the National Assembly of Armenia and provides an overview of the core...
ICT & Parliaments: What does innovation look like in 2021?
This blog was written by GPG’s MENA Manager Nayla Zein. She reports on a conversation organised by GPG between international Information and Communication Technology (ICT) experts on the topic of remote and virtual...