The BRIDGE workshop, which aimed to educate 25 participants from the country, including public institutions, CSOs and political parties, was successfully completed in Skopje. The comprehensive program lasted from March 15th to 17th in Skopje and was designed to improve the professional development of all involved stakeholders in the electoral processes.
Workshop participants learned how to develop effective citizen and voter education programs, explore the importance of participation and law regulations and discover the eight essential steps for the successful implementation of these programs. The program aimed to improve the professional development of all involved stakeholders in the electoral process and taught participants to develop effective citizen and voter education tools.
The BRIDGE workshop proved to be a valuable opportunity for participants to improve their skills, knowledge and confidence regarding political choices. The attendees appreciated this program and praised its interactive and practical approach to learning.
“The BRIDGE workshop was a great opportunity to learn more about the election process and how to create effective voter education programs. The interactive exercises were particularly useful and guided me for better interaction and voter education,” said one of the participants.
The success of the BRIDGE workshop highlighted the importance of continuing to educate voters about the electoral process. By empowering stakeholders with the skills and knowledge they need, we can create a more engaged and informed electorate.
The BRIDGE workshop is part of the project “Support to Electoral Reforms in North Macedonia” supported by the Government of Switzerland and implemented by the International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES).
