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Comprehensive Guide to Election Access Worldwide for Improved Democratic Participation

Learn about Election Access initiatives in 135 countries, inclusive of persons with disabilities. Detailed proposals, simulations, and manuals available. Good practices from the Philippines, UK, and more. Accessible accommodations and resources for those with difficulties.

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Comprehensive Guide to Election Access Worldwide for Improved Democratic Participation

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  1. Election Access Virginia Atkinson

  2. EMBs, DPOs, CSOs, national human rights institutions, political parties • 135 countries • Twin-track approach • Hiring

  3. Election Access Working Group • Proposal and work plan checklist • Simulations • Manual • ElectionAccess.org

  4. Good Practice – the Philippines Designated Commissioner Registration in shopping malls Type of accommodation included in registration form Inter-agency network conducted access audits of polling centers Changed election law to align with Article 12 of the CRPD

  5. Association of Southeast Asian Nations General Election Network for Disability Access Indonesia, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines and Vietnam

  6. United Kingdom Access to Elected Office Fund covers: • Transport (if you have difficulty using public transport) • Sign language interpreter • Extra travel or accommodation costs for a care-giver

  7. Thank you!

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