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CCEDU MEMBERSHIP MEETING

Former Police Spokesperson Mr Emilian Kayima arrives at the Democracy House in Nsambya for the CCEDU membership meeting on 10th December 2017.
CCEDU PARTNERSHIPS

The EC Chairperson Justice Byabakama (4th Left), Dr Livingstone Sewanyana (3rd Left) and other CCEDU members at the EC Offices in Kampala following a meeting to strengthen the working relationship between the two organisations.
Elections

A Uganda Electoral Commision official puts an elderly lady's thumb on the BVV machine during a by-election in Kaboong.
Vote counting

Increased transparency, integrity and democratic participation in Uganda’s electoral process
Electoral Reforms Campaign

Hon Ken Lukyamuzi (standing) waves to the congregation during the public dialogue on electoral Reforms at the Lord Mayor's parlour on 14th March 2019.

News Highligts

WHY LACK OF VOTER EDUCATION CAN LEAD TO A RE-RUN IN 2021 GENERAL ELECTIONS.

A successful election does not depend solely on what happens on ballot day, the totality of the proc... Read more

A message from CCEDU on the International Women’s Day, 2019

As we celebrate the International Women’s Day, 2019, CCEDU re-affirms its commitment to supporting t... Read more

Here is what happens when the sea clashes with the rocks; the Rwanda – Uganda te…

When the sea clashes with the rocks, it is the clams that suffer, so do the Portuguese say to descri... Read more

READNESS TOWARDS 2021: IS GOVERMENT MEETING OUR EXPECTATIONS?

The Electoral Commission is established under Article 60 of the 1995 Uganda Constitution and mandate... Read more

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Call for Proposals

pdf Call for Expression of Interest 2019

Who We are !!!

Citizens’ Coalition for Electoral Democracy in Uganda (CCEDU)
is a broad coalition that brings together over 800
like-minded civil society organizations and
over eight thousand individuals to advocate for
electoral democracy in Uganda.
The overriding agenda of this coalition is to advocate
and promote integrity, transparency and active
citizen participation in Uganda’s
electoral process.