This report presents the findings of the African Political Party Finance Initiative, which gathered information on party financing in twenty-two countries in Africa, Latin America, Central and Eastern Europe, and Asia. The purpose of this report is to determine if there are common themes about the sources, use, and management of funds related to securing elected office. It discusses public financing of political parties, the importance of party reform, and the necessity of extending party financing laws beyond fundraising regulations.
Editor: Shari Bryan, Denise Baer
Format: PDF
Publication Country: United States
Publication Year: 2005
Publisher: NDI

Attachment	Size
Money in Politics Introduction	947.35 KB
Money in Politics Section 1 Part 1	886 KB
Money in Politics Section 1 Part 2	811.01 KB
Money in Politics Section 1 Part 3	630.61 KB
Money in Politics Bangladesh, Benin	877.81 KB
Money in Politics Botswana, Bulgaria	720.21 KB
Money in Politics Cambodia, Croatia	918.1 KB
Money in Politics Ghana, Guyana	682.62 KB
Money in Politics India, Kenya	769.65 KB
Money in Politics Macedonia, Malawi	792.49 KB
Money in Politics Mozambique, Nepal	748.97 KB
Money in Politics Nigeria, Peru	755.85 KB
Money in Politics Romania, Senegal	776 KB
Money in Politics South Africa, Tanzania	973.3 KB
Money in Politics Uganda, Zambia	805.63 KB
Money in Politics Notes	403.72 KB