84 resultat för ”Covid-19”

  • Local Democracy Academy 2020

    “Relevant kunskap kring lokal demokrati måste genereras och diskuteras mellan forskare, tjänstemän, politiker och medborgare. Bara då kan vi få fram solida policyrekommendationer”  säger Staffan Smedby, Sida, i sin inledning till ICLDs Local Democracy Academy 2020. Uttalandet fångar syftet med Local Democracy Academy väl: Vi vill göra forskning mer relevant för kommuner och politiker på lokal nivå.…

  • Kalix and Masaka, Uganda

    Kalix and Masaka, Uganda

    Partnerskapsprojekt

    Project: Education for Mind Set Change. This 3-year project is the first project between Masaka and Kalix in the Municipal Partnership Programme. The partners conducted an inception during 2019 to outline this project. The aim of the project is to increase awareness of the importance of waste management and the negative impact of plastics on…

  • The Citizen Report Card (CRC) survey in Maicao, Colombia, was conducted to assess local democracy and LGBTIQ+ liason office’s services. The survey is part of ICLD’s Municipal Partnership Programme (MPP), which partners Maicao with Upplands-Bro in Sweden to strengthen the rights of LGBTIQ+ individuals. Through this survey, citizens in Maicao have the opportunity to provide…

  • Workbook for Problem-Oriented Project Planning The most important tool for you right now, which must be completed and submitted to ICLD. Welcome to the platform for Gender Equality network Here, you will find the latest updates on what is happening across our network, including photos and presentations from workshops, as well as other news. We…

  • Designing for Inclusion

    A Municipal Accessibility Toolbox Editors: Felicia Wede and Irena Lakobrija Delić This toolbox is based on the Guidelines for Accessibility and Universal Design for Cities and Municipalities, developed by Vračar Municipality in partnership with Borås City, Sweden. It translates these guidelines into practical support for municipalities to plan and deliver accessible services, emphasising the need…

  • How local goverments can accelerate EU integration

    Lessons from Ukrainian-Swedish municipal partnerships The ICLD Network for Democratic Resilience brings together 30 Swedish and Ukrainian municipalities working to strengthen democratic institutions, inclusive governance, and local resilience in times of crisis and war. This policy brief draws on case studies from 13 partnerships (2022–2026), interviews, and research, showing how peer-to-peer cooperation supports EU integration…

  • Developing Youth Councils

    This toolbox has been compiled to help local government officials and politicians who want to start, improve, and maintain their own youth councils. It provides both inspiration and a step-by-step guide for setting up and managing these councils. It also explores the questions and challenges youth councils often face and shares some of the lessons…

  • From Values to Results: Organisational Transformation in Local Government

    This toolbox shows how ICLD’s theory of change and value-based model can support local governments in strengthening service delivery, safety, and climate resilience by embedding democratic values into everyday governance. Drawing on Kiambu County’s experience, it demonstrates how leadership commitment to equity, participation, transparency, and accountability can drive organizational change and produce tangible results for…

  • Climate Resilience and Migration among Maasai Pastoralists in Laikipia County, Kenya

    This study investigates climate resilience and migration among Maasai pastoralists in Laikipia County, Kenya, addressing the urgent challenges posed by climate change to ecosystem-dependent livelihoods. Despite growing interest, qualitative studies linking climate impacts to human mobility outcomes among pastoralist communities remain limited. Drawing on climate resilience theory and climate-induced mobility concepts, the research used qualitative…

  • Multilevel Trust in Humanitarian Organisations in Ukraine

    Trust is widely recognised as a precondition for effective humanitarian action, yet little empirical work examines whom crisis-affected people in Ukraine trust, why, and with what consequences for access and programme design. This thesis maps beneficiaries’ trust across actor types and identifies the factors that strengthen or erode it, interpreting results through a multilevel lens…