Coalition Of Ethiopian Civil Society Organization For Election

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CECOE at the 2nd Ethiopian CSO Week

The Second Ethiopian CSO week was held on 30 June – 2 July ,2022 under the theme “Proactive CSOs for Peace, Democracy and Development”. At the event, more than 85 CSOs showcased their products, reports, research documents, projects and public relation materials. Furthermore, there were four sideline panel discussions whereby key stakeholders deliberate on various topics i.e.,: localization of aid; gender; role of CSOs in peacebuilding and the enactment of new CSOs proclamation.

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CSOs Representatives Deliberate On: The Role Of CSOs In National Dialogue

On March 10, 2022, CECOE in partnership with NDI organized a one-day consultative forum on “The Role of CSOs in National Dialogue”. The objective of the forum was to raise the awareness of CSO actors on National Dialogue and actively engage them in the process. The forum was moderated by Biniam Abate, CECOE program manager. Speakers at the forum included Dr. Henock Seyoum, Deputy xxxxxx and Abera Hailemarim, CEOCE’s Executive Director. In his presentation, Dr Henock elucidated over the need for a national dialogue and procedures passed before the passing…

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On 10 February 2021, a bilateral consultative meeting was held between CECOE’s and NEBE’s representatives pulled from different regional offices of the NEBE. The meeting was held under the theme “Elections 2021: Lessons learned”. In his opening remarks, CECOE’s acting director, Abera Hailemariam, highlighted on major activities of the coalition in the areas of: election observation, voter education and election media monitoring. Following the director’s remark, three different presentations were made

CECOE, NEBE hold bilateral consultative meeting on – “Elections 2021: Lessons learned”

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Validation Workshops On CECOE’s Assessments

CECOE held three consecutive validation workshops on April 5, 7 and 8, 2022 on assessments it conducted on Voter Education, NEBE’s directives and CECOE’s comprehensive citizens election observation project. Nearly 150 participants who came from different parts of the country attended the workshops. The purposes of the workshops were to share CECOE’s assessments findings with the participants and receive their comments. This workshop was held on April 5,2022 and was attended by university lecturers pulled from different law schools across the country. The general objective of this assessment was to identify the normative and challenges related to domestic election observation in Ethiopia with specific emphasis on assessing the National Electoral board of Ethiopia- NEBE’s directive on Local Election Observers’ Accreditation, Working Procedure, Code of Conduct and Voter education.

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Training For CECOE’s Long-Term Observers (LTOs)

On 7 August 2021, CECOE gave trainings to its Long-Term Observers (LTO) drawn from different Zones and Woredas where the second phase of elections is scheduled to be held in…

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Training For CECOE’s Long-Term Observers (LTOs)

On 7 August 2021, CECOE gave trainings to its Long-Term Observers (LTO) drawn from different Zones and Woredas where the second phase of elections is scheduled to be held in

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CSOs To Play A Pivotal Role In The Upcoming Ethiopian National Elections

On 20 May 2021, CECOE and ECES (European Centre for Electoral Support) jointly organized a consultation forum on the theme “CSOs and Elections – Role of CSOs’ in Election-related conflicts”

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CECOE Has Successfully Completed Regional Trainings For Its Long-Term Observers

CECOE has successfully completed regional trainings for its long-term observers ahead of its voter registration observation activity. The regional training sessions were designed to give important knowledge..

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Training For Our Media Monitoring Unit (MMU)

A two-day training on quantitative and qualitative media reporting techniques was offered to our Media Monitoring Unit (MMU) with the technical assistance of European Center for Electoral Support (ECES)...

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COVID-19 and Ethiopian elections 2021

On 8 June 2021, Coalition of Ethiopian Civil Societies for Elections (CECOE) in collaboration with European Center for Electoral Support (ECES) ..

Coalition of Ethiopian civil society organization for election

Civil Society Organizations (CSO) around the world play a crucial and strategic role to promote citizen’s participation, to promote electoral processes which are free, fair and credible; including a key role in reducing election related conflict dynamics and promoting a peaceful electoral environment. In light of the ongoing political changes in Ethiopia, as well as the upcoming election, several Ethiopian CSOs recognized the need for the coordination of CSOs engagement and the strategic importance of forming a network of CSOs for electoral support both in preparation for upcoming elections as well as for a long term CSO engagement in the…

Vision

Uphold democratic values to create a well-informed, empowered, responsive Ethiopian society.

Mission

To engage in voters’ and civic education, election monitoring and election observations through the
coordination of Ethiopian civil society organizations to promote free, fair, peaceful, and transparent
election.

Value

The Coalition of Ethiopian Civil Society Organizations for Elections (CECOE) is committed to fulfilling its
mandate and to carry out its activities by adhering to the following values

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CECOE at the 2nd Ethiopian CSO Week

July 7, 2022July 7, 2022

The Second Ethiopian CSO week was held on 30 June – 2 July ,2022 under the theme “Proactive CSOs for Peace, Democracy and Development”. At the event, more than 85…

Validation workshops on CECOE’s assessments

May 6, 2022May 6, 2022

CSOs representatives deliberate on: The Role of CSOs in National Dialogue

March 24, 2022March 28, 2022

On March 10, 2022, CECOE in partnership with NDI organized a one-day consultative forum on “The Role of CSOs in National Dialogue”. The objective of the forum was to raise…