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Report of a Pre-election Commodity Needs Assessment
This Pre-Election Technical Assessment of Panama's electoral system in 1992 was conducted for the purpose of preparing a report to be considered by the Government of Panama, the United States Government, and others in assessing the scope and quantity of material assistance needed by the Panamanian Electoral Tribunal in order to administer the 1992 referendum and 1994 general elections in a free and fair manner.
May 28, 1992
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Nicaragua: Pre-Election Technical Assessment (May 15 - June 4, 1993)
This document summarizes IFES findings from an on-site pre-technical assessment of the Nicaraguan electoral system from 1993. The report provides recommendations, notes on the constitution, election results, political parties and provides a review of the electoral system. The report is mostly in English with various documents in Spanish.
June 30, 1993
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Peru: Pre-Election Technical Assessment
This report summarizes pre-election findings of the general election system in Peru in April 1995. Specifically, the report focuses on Peru’s efforts to fully integrate computer technology in order to speed up the processing of election results and thereby increase public confidence in the electoral system.
April 30, 1994
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Guyana Election Technical Assessment Report: 1994 Local Government and Municipal Elections
This report discusses IFES’ voter and civic education program, its poll worker training program and the provision of goods in Guyana’s 1994 local and municipal elections (the first contested elections in more than two decades).
October 31, 1994
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Technical Assessment: Electronic Registration and Voting System, Jamaica
This IFES Technical Assessment of the electronic registration and voting system in Jamaica details (in depth) the voting process and provides suggestions for future elections.
November 30, 1994
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Brazil 1994 Election: Technology Assessment Report, February 28, 1995
This Election Technology Assessment from the 1994 elections in Brazil details IFES’ audit of the vote tabulation software used in Brazilian elections. The report focuses on the technological innovations in Brazilian electoral administration, the future direction of its modernization, and the applicability of the concepts and technologies involved to election administration in other countries.
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IFES conducted studies on the Brazilian development of a cost-effective indigenous election technology which could be applied to other developing countries.
February 27, 1995
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Colombia 1994 Elections: Election Technology Assessment Report, March 24, 1995
This report assesses the level and us of technology in Columbia during to the 1994 municipal and departmental elections. The report provides a historical background of elections and democracy in Columbia and an in-depth discussion of the Columbian Electoral System. Sample ballots and electoral diagrams appear in the document. The report ends with various methods of voter education, results transmission and dissemination.
March 23, 1995
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Venezuela Election Technology Assessment
This report describes the use of the automated vote-counting technology introduced in Venezuela for the December 1995 elections. Additionally, the report analyzes the electoral results and the various electoral systems and organizations involved. Lastly, the report reviews voter registration, the political parties represented and the electoral system.
November 30, 1995
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Civil Identification Project for Peru Feasibility Study
This study discusses the support which IFES provided IDENTIDAD (Peru) in its important task of issuing reliable and secure identification documents to Peruvian citizens in order that they may, among other important activities, participate in the electoral processes of the country.
October 31, 1997