Ouverture de la nouvelle version du portail de l’ACEProject

Rick Hasen en parle sur son blog ElectionLawWeblog (voir ici Encore une couche de Posner sur le juge Breyer), mais j’ai aussi reçu le même mail d’annonce (je ne l’ai reçu qu’au bureau le vendredi soir ; avec le jour férié, je n’en ai pris connaissance que ce matin).

Le Réseau d’information électorale ACE est une source d’informations fiables et complètes en matière d’élections, promeut les échanges entre praticiens des élections et offre des services de développement des capacités.

J’ai reçu le mail en anglais, mais le site dispose de traduction en français, espagnol, russe et arabe (la plupart des informations sont tout de même en anglais)

La nouvelle interface est très complète (le site AceProject l’était déjà) :

Réseau du savoir électoral ACE

Partners Launch New ACE Electoral Knowledge NetworkThe ACE Electoral Knowledge Network ( www.aceproject.org ) - the next generation of the Administration and Cost of Elections Web site - is now live. With the launch of the Network, we make available new tools and resources for electoral practitioners around the world. The new Web site provides a ready environment for professionals to generate, share and apply knowledge on managing elections.
New features include :
 An updated ACE Encyclopaedia that includes authoritative resources on electoral administration ;
 An interactive Comparative Data Section that allows you to compare data from different countries ;
 An online collection of Electoral Materials that includes reports, manuals and other hands-on materials from around the world that is searchable by region, document type or topic area ;
 An online newsletter (Elections Today) that provides the latest news on elections around the world ;
 Access to Regional and Country-level Resources ; and
 An Online Demonstration of several features that enable professionals to interact and build knowledge on elections administration. Visit ACE today at www.aceproject.org .

To receive additional information about the ACE Electoral Knowledge Network, please visit http://ace.at.org/registration .

The ACE Electoral Knowledge Network is a joint effort of seven organizations involved in the electoral assistance profession, including :
 Elections Canada (www.elections.ca/) : a non-partisan organization responsible for the conduct of federal elections, by-elections and referendums.
 EISA (www.eisa.org.za/) : a non-profit company based in Johannesburg, South Africa, that promotes credible elections and democratic governance in Africa.
 Federal Electoral Institute (IFE) (www.ife.org.mx) : a public, independent institution responsible for organizing and conducting federal elections in Mexico.
 IFES (www.ifes.org) : an international non-governmental organization that supports the building of democratic societies.
 International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA) (www.idea.int/) : an intergovernmental organization that promotes sustainable democracy worldwide.
 United Nations Department for Economic and Social Affairs (UN-DESA) (www.un.org/esa/) : a body that organizes U.N. conferences on global policy issues and serves as the Secretariat to the Economic and Social Council.
 United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) (www.undp.org/) : The United Nation’s global development network, which advocates for change and connects countries to knowledge, experience and resources to help people build a better life.