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Promoting More Policy-Focused Parties: Factsheet
This factsheet contains a summary of the NDI and CEPPS guidance note Promoting More Policy-Focused Parties Through Civic Organizing. The guide examines the conditions under which civic organizing can help promote more policy-focused, citizen-centered political parties. It features a new theory of change, four case studies and four recommendations for designing future party programs.

NDI To Support Georgia's Electoral Process as the Country Prepares to Hold Crucial Parliamentary Elections on October 31, 2020
Building on its detailed pre-election analysis, NDI intends to maintain a robust focus on Georgia’s electoral process leading up to and following parliamentary elections on October 31.

NDI Donation Acceptance Policy
The National Democratic Institute (NDI) solicits and accepts contributions that further its mission. NDI is grateful for the support of individuals, corporations, foundations, government agencies, and other entities. Contributions are accepted in the form of checks, cash, wire transfers, credit card transactions by phone or online, stocks, and in-kind services. These contributions may be one-time gifts, recurring payments, pledges paid over a period of time, and planned giving.

Factsheet: NDI's Public Opinion Research in Georgia
In more than 70 countries around the world, including Georgia, the National Democratic Institute works with a wide range of partners to support democratic processes. NDI does not choose sides or support particular outcomes.

Bridging the Divide: Youth and Parties One Pager
This one-pager summarizes NDI's program work aimed at identifying opportunities for collaboration between youth-led organizations and political parties.