Women’s Action for Better Workplaces
Women’s Action for Better Workplaces (WAction) was a project funded by the Embassy of Netherlands to enhance the capacities of women workers, and organizations to negotiate, and advocate with employers,
TDEA strives to strengthen public accountability by enhancing the capabilities of individuals to work for civil liberties, improved governance, democracy, and peace in Pakistan.
TDEA recognizes that transparency, and accountability are critical for good governance. We also acknowledge that the right to access information has now become a fundamental right of all citizens.
If improving democracy and standing up for human rights is your calling, consider partnering with us. Whether that is in the form of funding opportunities, or becoming part of our team. We are here to engage.
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TDEA strives to strengthen public accountability by enhancing the capabilities of individuals to work for civil liberties, improved governance, democracy, and peace in Pakistan.
TDEA recognizes that transparency, and accountability are critical for good governance. We also acknowledge that the right to access information has now become a fundamental right of all citizens.
If improving democracy and standing up for human rights is your calling, consider partnering with us. Whether that is in the form of funding opportunities, or becoming part of our team. We are here to engage.
Keep in the loop about the latest developments at the TDEA, including events, and other opportunities.
Women’s Action for Better Workplaces (WAction) was a project funded by the Embassy of Netherlands to enhance the capacities of women workers, and organizations to negotiate, and advocate with employers,
TDEA provided technical support for the provision of capacity development and technical assistance services to advance the functioning of Pakistan parliamentary institutions This, in particular, focused on the four provincial assemblies, through effective legislation, strengthened policy, and budget oversight and enhanced representation. Activities were carried out in the four provincial capitals (Karachi, Lahore, Peshawar, and…
The Community Leadership Development Program (CLDP) was a 14-month program funded by Trócaire — the development agency of the Catholic Church in Ireland.
TDEA-FAFEN, Children’s Global Network (CGN) and School of Leadership Foundation (SOLF) collectively implemented the project — ILM POSSIBLE: Take a Child to School – in four provinces of Pakistan, Punjab (25 districts), Sindh (18 districts), Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (12 districts) and Balochistan (5 districts).
The Citizens Action for Democratic Governance in Pakistan (CADGP) was a Department for International Development (DFID) funded project that TDEA-FAFEN implemented. The project carried on from the successes of the “Supporting Transparency, Accountability and Electoral Processes in Pakistan” (STAEP) program.
Deepening Democracy and Election Support in Pakistan (DESP) was a 9-month project funded by the Department for International Development (DFID). TDEA implemented the program through its 32 member organizations from July 2016 to March 2017
TDEA-FAFEN raised the standards of citizens’ election observation in Pakistan during the General Elections process in 2013 through its project Long Term Election Observation and Oversight (LETOOP).
The European Union funded the Parliament Watch and Reforms Project (PWRP) to observe the proceedings of the Senate and the National Assembly, and the 13 selected Standing Committees. TDEA-FAFEN employed the services of professionals who observed the interventions of the parliamentarians on the floor of the house and reported back to the TDEA secretariat.
TDEA-FAFEN implemented the ILM IDEAS project, “Education for All – Making it Possible” in all four provinces, Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) and Gilgit-Baltistan where civil society organizations have been working on different education projects on voice and accountability.
The Supporting Transparency, Accountability and Electoral Processes in Pakistan was a Department of For International Development (DFID)-funded project that was designed to enhance the effectiveness of the government in addressing the critical challenges it faced by increasing citizen participation, and ensuring transparency and accountability of elected representatives and public institutions.