ACE Mobile
ACE Mobile APK
1.0 ․ 8 years agoFree ․ ACE The Electoral Knowldge Network ⇣ Download APK (32.44 KB)
What's ACE Mobile APK?
ACE Mobile is a app for Android, It's developed by ACE The Electoral Knowldge Network author.
First released on google play in 11 years ago and latest version released in 8 years ago.
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This product is an app in Social category. More infomartion of ACE Mobile on google play
Easy and quick access to the ACE Electoral Knowledge Network from your Android phone. Including the English, Spanish, French, Arabic and Russian version of the Encyclopaedia as well as the Practitioners' Network.
The ACE Electoral Knowledge Network is your portal to the world of elections. It promotes credible, and transparent electoral processes with emphasis on sustainability, professionalism and trust in the electoral process. ACE offers a wide range of services related to electoral knowledge, assistance and capacity development.
ACE Topic Areas include:
* Electoral Systems
* Legal Framework
* Electoral Management
* Boundary Delimitation
* Voter Education
* Voter Registration
* Voting Operations
* Parties and Candidates
* Vote Counting
* Media and Elections
* Electoral Integrity
* Elections and Technology
* Voting from Abroad
The ACE website is an online knowledge repository that provides comprehensive information and customised advice on electoral processes and electoral management. The website contains in-depth articles, global statistics and data, an Encyclopaedia of Elections, information on electoral assistance, observation and professional development, region- and country-specific resources, daily electoral news, an election calendar, quizzes, expert networks and much, much more. The ACE website is freely accessible to all and the number of visitors is constantly growing - as of January 2012 the website has more than 1,3 million visitors per year.
ACE was established in 1998 as the ACE (Administration and Cost of Elections) Project by IDEA, IFES and UNDESA. In 2006 the name was changed to the ACE Electoral Knowledge Network (with the letters ACE no longer standing for Administration and Cost of Elections). ACE is a collaborative effort between nine organisations: IDEA, EISA, Elections Canada, the Federal Electoral Institute of Mexico (IFE), IFES, UNDESA, UNDP and the UNEAD. The European Commission is an ex-officio member.
The ACE Electoral Knowledge Network is your portal to the world of elections. It promotes credible, and transparent electoral processes with emphasis on sustainability, professionalism and trust in the electoral process. ACE offers a wide range of services related to electoral knowledge, assistance and capacity development.
ACE Topic Areas include:
* Electoral Systems
* Legal Framework
* Electoral Management
* Boundary Delimitation
* Voter Education
* Voter Registration
* Voting Operations
* Parties and Candidates
* Vote Counting
* Media and Elections
* Electoral Integrity
* Elections and Technology
* Voting from Abroad
The ACE website is an online knowledge repository that provides comprehensive information and customised advice on electoral processes and electoral management. The website contains in-depth articles, global statistics and data, an Encyclopaedia of Elections, information on electoral assistance, observation and professional development, region- and country-specific resources, daily electoral news, an election calendar, quizzes, expert networks and much, much more. The ACE website is freely accessible to all and the number of visitors is constantly growing - as of January 2012 the website has more than 1,3 million visitors per year.
ACE was established in 1998 as the ACE (Administration and Cost of Elections) Project by IDEA, IFES and UNDESA. In 2006 the name was changed to the ACE Electoral Knowledge Network (with the letters ACE no longer standing for Administration and Cost of Elections). ACE is a collaborative effort between nine organisations: IDEA, EISA, Elections Canada, the Federal Electoral Institute of Mexico (IFE), IFES, UNDESA, UNDP and the UNEAD. The European Commission is an ex-officio member.
