Namibia Institute for Democracy
The Namibia Institute for Democracy (NID), founded in 1991, implements civic education, civil society development, socio-political survey and research, and anti-corruption programmes in Namibia. Current programmes include a domestic civil society election observation programme, political party training, civic and voter education, anti-corruption and study circle programmes.
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This PDF focused on Gender Based Violence, basic human rights education and digitalism with the learners from Jacob Marengo Secondary School. Another successful collaboration with UNDP Namibia.
The 4th industrial revolution has changed the ways leaders interact with the community and how citizens make their voices heard on important issues. NID and UNDP Namibia hosted a capacity building training for Honourable Members of Parliament. The training explored how members of parliament can digitize parliamentary processes and use technology to...
BOOTCAMP IN SESSION - Another successful civic education bootcamp in partnership with the Hanns Seidel Foundation Namibia. The bootcamp is designed for learners to deepen their knowledge about democracy, human rights, leadership and advocacy.#knowyourrights #civiceducation #youtharethefuture
Does the new curriculum prepare our youth to thrive? NID together with the Hanns Seidel Foundation Namibia had a public discussion with learners from Jacob Marengo Secondary School. Thank you to our speakers: Hon Utaara Mootu, Mrs Willemien Wannberg (NIED), Mr Mwilima (Hage Geingob Secondary School) for your insight and participation at this public...
We would strongly promote independence from South Africa and the implementation of the UN Peace Plan, thus allowing Namibians to exercise their right to self-determination. 'We know that this commitment will not earn ourselves popularity in certain quarters,' we wrote, 'but we can see no alternative to the holding of free and fair elections.'#Happy...
What is the role of the church in assisting the youth? How can the church uplift society?NID in partnership with the Hanns Seidel Foundation Namibia conducted a training to provide youth leaders from different churches with the knowledge, skills and tools needed to participate in the development of the Namibian House.
Educating the boy and girl child one book at a time. The book ‘Namibian Youth on Gender Sensitivity and Gender Awareness was handed over to Immanuel Shifidi High School, A Shipena Secondary School and Khomastura High School. #knowledgeispower The books were funded by the British High Commission- UK in Namibia .
Spot the Difference 3rd Edition
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Spot The Difference 3rd Edition Launched!
Namibia Fact Check
Namibia Fact Check is an initiative that aims to verify public statements and media reports. Claims will be fact checked for accuracy using credible data and information.
