Our new paper sets out 5 key challenges and 5 responses to encourage the successful investigation, prosecution, and sanctioning of electoral corruption. The paper examines why this remains difficult, what conditions support successful accountability, and what recent cases from around the world can teach us. 

Have an idea to strengthen democracy in your community? P4I’s Local Democracy, Community Impact Grants provide up to €1,000 to help grassroots organizations and motivated individuals turn innovative ideas into local action. Applications are now open worldwide.

At P4I, working to elevate rather than to replace local expertise is within our core DNA. As such we endorse new OECD guidelines on locally-led development.

Transparency isn’t just a governance goal; it’s a public right. A quarter of the states co-sponsoring a new political finance resolution under the UN Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC) were African. Now is the time to take these new standards and make them a reality for people on the ground across Africa. This webinar kicked off a year of practical progress on political finance transparency on the continent.

We are Thrilled to share that Partnerships for Integrity (P4I) is teaming up with Accountability Lab Nepal to drive integrity and accountability to the center of Nepal’s democracy story.

As civic space shrinks across the globe, democracy activists are rethinking how to sustain movements when formal political processes fail. In February 2026, Partnerships for Integrity convened practitioners from Myanmar, Palestine, and Serbia to share hard-won lessons on resilience, decentralization, and adaptation under pressure. Their experiences reveal a powerful truth: even in the most restrictive environments, communities continue to innovate ways to keep democratic culture alive.

On January 21, Partnerships for Integrity (P4I) and the Institute for Democratic Reforms and Electoral Studies (IRES) hosted a webinar exploring how climate change and political exclusion are mutually reinforcing in Sri Lanka, and why inclusive governance is essential to climate resilience.

If 2024–25 felt like the era of election overload globally, 2026 is a time to pay attention to something subtler: the streets, institutions, rules, and city halls that help decide whether the next decade’s elections provide genuine choices and function as the mechanisms of accountability they are supposed to be.

Climate resilience cannot be built on exclusionary foundations. This paper, the first in the Action Paper series of 2026, examines how meaningful inclusion of women and marginalized communities in governance isn't just democratic—it's essential for effective disaster response.

When political money is hidden, democracy is for sale. As CoSP11 convenes in Doha, integrity in political financing must move from principle to practice.

Partnerships for Integrity joins civil society organisations worldwide in urging UNCAC CoSP11 delegates to strengthen transparency and integrity in political financing.

Young Nepali leaders are building coalitions to combat misinformation and strengthen democracy ahead of March 2026 elections.

We are so privileged to have just signed a partnership agreement with Indigo Côte d’Ivoire (Initiative for Dialogue and Action Research for Peace in Côte d'Ivoire)!

E-Vote-ID 2025 highlighted how the future of democratic elections depends not only on cutting-edge technology, but on trust, usability, and collaboration across research, policy, and practice.