The project fosters collaboration between civil society organisations (CSOs) mainly the Collaborative Group composed of seven local associations and legal experts to strengthen electoral integrity and transparency in Tunisia’s involving political landscape.
Through legal expertise, policy analysis, and capacity building, it equips CSOs with the tools to advocate for electoral reform and democratic participation. By facilitating knowledge exchange and producing accessible resources, the initiative enhances public understanding of electoral processes and engages stakeholders in evidence-based advocacy. This localised, demand-driven approach ensures that civil society remains as key actor in shaping Tunisia’s democratic future.
