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Sierra Leone

In June of 2001, IFES was invited by the National Election Commission of Sierra Leone to conduct an assessment on electoral access in preparation for May 2002 elections, and to make recommendations about how to better accommodate voters with disabilities. In May of 2001, IFES teamed with Action on Disability and Development in Ghana and the Sierra Leone Association of the Blind to pilot test a tactile ballot for blind voters, and to conduct a modest IFES Vice President Paul DeGregorio with officers of the Sierra Leone Union of Polio Personselectoral observation effort. (Funded by IFES as part of grants from Finland, the United Kingdom, and the United States).

Laws and Regulations: Sierra Leone

Ballot Templates: Sierra Leone

T-Shirts: Sierra Leone

Promoting Voter Access
IFES Sierra Leone

"Tactile Ballot Guide in Sierra Leone"
IFES Report
October 21, 2002

An Action Plan For Electoral Participation of People with Disabilites
Sierra Leone Case Study
Volume II, Paper IV
July, 2001

 

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