Type
Webinar
Mitigating IFFs through Equitable Electoral Campaign Financing Comparative Study of Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa and Uganda
Location
Web-based
Date
Duration
1 Hours
Programme Area
Peacekeeping
Registration
Open-registration event
Mode of Delivery
E-learning
Language(s)
English
Pillar
Peace
Partnership
Scuola Sant'Anna (1110)
Event Objectives
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The link between electoral financing and illicit financial flows
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Comparative insights from Sub-Saharan African electoral systems
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Governance and transparency challenges in campaign financing
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Strategies to strengthen accountability and reduce financial abuse in elections
- Entry routes, exit awards, and opportunities for the 2026 intake.
Background
Mitigating IFFs through Equitable Electoral Campaign Financing
Join UNITAR and Scuola Sant’Anna for an open webinar as part of the Master in Electoral Policy and Administration (MEPA).
➡️ 16 June 2026 | 6 p.m. CET | Online, Register to save your spot: https://unitar.zoom.us/webinar/register/2017812048218/WN_b30d1WXqR1K-Q8n9mhKLRg#/registration
This session will explore how electoral campaign financing systems can influence transparency, accountability, and the prevention of illicit financial flows (IFFs). Drawing on comparative analysis from Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, and Uganda, the discussion will highlight key governance challenges and practical approaches to strengthening electoral integrity.
*No certificates of any kind will be issued for this webinar.
Targeted Audience
Whether you work in electoral administration, governance, public policy, or international development, or are preparing to enter the field, this session offers practical and comparative insights.
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