National Study on Family Voting and Freedom of Vote

• January 12, 2018
• Governance and Democratization
• Civil Society and Public Advocacy
• Social Reforms

The Institute for Development Research and Alternatives (IDRA) has conducted the latest survey on the “National Study on Family Voting and Freedom of Voting”, with technical and financial support of UN Women, and is based on a national survey of 1,300 people aged 18 years old and over. The survey was conducted during the period October - November 2017, and was extended in the entire territory of Albania.

Key Business Constraints in Albania

• December 5, 2017
• Governance and Democratization

The Institute for Development Research and Alternatives (IDRA) has prepared the study “Enabling Environment for Sustainable Enterprises in Albania“ with the technical and financial support of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) in the framework of raising the profile of BisnesAlbania as policy actor, following the ILO’s EESE methodology.

Corruption in Albania: Perceptions and Experience 2015-2016

• June 2, 2016

Judicial reform in Albania - General Public Survey

• April 16, 2016

The Institute for Development and Research Alternatives (IDRA) conducted a general public survey in order to gather insights on citizens’ knowledge, support and expectations on the ongoing efforts to reform the judicial system in the country. The survey was carried out with the financial support of the Open Society Foundation for Albania and the US Embassy in Albania. For this survey, IDRA conducted 1000 face-to-face interviews based on a national representative sample with citizens above 18 years of age. The survey was conducted between January and February, 2016.

Experience and Perception on Performance of Local Governance 2014

• September 29, 2014
• Rule of Law
• Anti-Corruption Strategies

The "Experience and Perception on Performance of Local Governance" study is implemented in the framework of the project "Assessing corruption levels in Fier and Lushnja municipalities and building capacity of local government and civil society to more effectively interact and co-operate in tackling corruption".