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Governance Curriculum Initiative
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It is important to ensure that a broad range of reputable partners are engaged at the outset so that the materials generated have legitimacy, credibility and authority. The following provides examples of a pool of potential partners to be canvassed. An asterisk signifies that discussions have commenced.

Institutions that have contributed significant material or organisational resources to support the Initiative are designated as "Supporting Institutions".

This list will be subject to ongoing revision as further recommendations and contacts are made.

Academic / Research Institutions

University of Cambridge (Supporting Institution)

University of London*

Open University*

British Institute for International and Comparative Law*

Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex*

BPP Law School, Pro Bono Centre (Supporting Institution)

Institute of Commonwealth Studies*

Association of Commonwealth Universities

Association of Commonwealth Examination and Accreditation Bodies

Commonwealth Legal Education Association*

Commonwealth Consortium for Education*

Commonwealth Policy Studies Unit*

Cambridge Assessment*

University of Cape Town*

University of the Witwatersrand - Business School*

University of Malawi (Supporting Institution)

McGill University*

Intergovernmental Organisations

UNDP

OECD*

UNESCO*

European Commission (AIDCO)*

World Bank

Commonwealth of Learning (Supporting Institution)

Commonwealth Secretariat (Supporting Institution)

Commonwealth Foundation (Supporting Institution)

African Development Bank

Regional Organisations

ECOWAS

SADC

NEPAD*

Governmental Bodies and Agencies

Administrative Justice and Tribunals Council*

Foreign & Commonwealth Office*

Charity Commission*

Department for International Development*

British Council*

CIDA*

Professional Bodies

Pan-African Lawyers' Union

Bar Human Rights Committee of England and Wales*

Commonwealth Parliamentary Association*

Commonwealth Magistrates’ and Judges’ Association*

Commonwealth Lawyers' Association

Commonwealth Legal Education Association*

International Bar Association Human Rights Institute

International Law Association

Law Society of England and Wales

Think Tanks

Chatham House

Overseas Development Institute*

Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI)*

Non-Governmental Organizations/Charities

Advocates for International Development (A4ID)(Supporting Institution)

British Overseas NGOs for Development (BOND)

Human Rights Watch

European Human Rights Advocacy Centre

Amnesty International*

Transparency International*

TIRI*

Article 19

Four Pillars Network*

Penal Reform International

Democratic Governance Institutions

Westminster Foundation for Democracy*

Friedrich Ebert Foundation

National Democratic Institute (NDI)

Consultancies

Clifford Chance (Supporting Institution)

PriceWaterhouseCoopers*

KPMG*

Accenture

Good Governance Group (G3) (Supporting Institution)

Private Foundations and Contributors

Molecaten Ltd. (Supporting Institution)

Partner Institutions Associated with the University of Cambridge

Office of the Vice-Chancellor*

International Office (Supporting Institution)

Lauterpacht Centre for International Law*

Centre for Public Law*

Centre for International Studies*

Judge Business School*

Cambridge Programme for Industry*

Cambridge Assessment*

Development Studies

Faculty of Education*

Continuing Education

Work in progress, expect frequent changes. Help and feedback is welcome. See discussion page.