The Voter Education Program: Growing a Demand for Good Governance
Participation in voter education changed the lives of many people who ran voter awareness projects for the 2007 general elections in Papua New Guinea. It changed the voting behaviour of a proportion of those who took part in the program. This account of the voter education program through civil soci...
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In March 2006 I was appointed |
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