This terms of reference for a D1 Constitutional Adviser contains responsibilities relating to political analysis and advice, reporting, constitutional support to the Libyan CDA, Secretariat, and civil society, as well as coordination with UNDP and other UN and international actors.

This document is the workplan for Fiji''s citizen engagement dialogue for the year 2014. It covers support to non-state actors and CSOs to deliver high quality civic education processes and dialgue process and relationship building.&ampnbsp.

This document is an empty template for a constitutional review work plan. 

This document explains how the constitution-making process will be accomplished in Afghanistan. Specifically, it explains the role and responsibilities of the Constitutional Drafting Commission, the Constitution Review Commission, the Constitutional Loya Jirga, and the Secretariat. Finally, it describes the process of public consultation and the role of the United Nations in the constitution-making process.

This document is the official strategic and action plan (with budget) for civic education and public consultation for the 2002-2003 Rwandan constitution making process.

This is the Strategic Plan of the Constitution of Kenya Review Commission (CKRC) as of July 2001 during the post-2000 constitutional review. The plan is intended to provide a comprehensive overview of the CKRC''s work and operations and is presented at a level of generality which would require the concretization and adoption of detailed and more specific targets and tasks. This also includes a timeline of proposed activities and objectives and an eighteen-month budget.

This document is a template for a Constitution Making Body's Strategic Plan. 

Prepared for UN Constitutionmaker

This is a comprehensive guide to constitution-making and reform. The book identifies the tasks that need to be carried out, the procedures that can be used, and who can do them. It is intended for a wide audience and to be a guide for anyone who is engaged in a constitution-making process, or who is interested in improving constitution-making practice.

These are the Terms of Reference of Montenegro's Parliamentary Departments. It covers the Cabinet of the President of the Parliament, the Secretary General’s Office, the Sector for Support to Legislative and Oversight Functions of the Parliament, the Sector for Research, Documentation and IT Network, the Department for Public Relations and Protocol the Internal Audit Department, and the Service for Human Resources and Corporate Affairs.