(1/2) Our 2022 edition of the #SGI provides key insights into states’ resilience to crisis in democracy, policy performance and governance capacities. Explore our dataset, a combination of qualitative assessments by country experts and quantitative data: sgi-network.org
https://t.co/KL3AT3HUFN

Yesterday, we released our 2022 edition of the #SGI, examining the first two years of the #COVID19 pandemic: sgi-network.org. This fall, we'll be publishing further analyses of progress made in the areas of strategy development, policy coordination and consensus-building.

(1/3) Robust democratic institutions and processes are a necessary prerequisite but, on their own, offer no guarantee for overcoming the crises we face: global order and inter-system competition, the #ClimateCrisis, the #COVID19 pandemic, social division and rising #inequality.

(1/4) The downward trend in the quality of democracy in most #EU and #OECD countries is driven by deteriorating opportunities for citizens to participate in the political process and, most notably, increasingly narrow access to relevant information.

Well-organized democracies navigate their way better through the many crises of our time. Check out the tenth edition of the Sustainable Governance Indicators sgi-network.org twitter.com/IreneNorstedt/…

(1/3) #DemocracyDay calls on governments to strengthen and protect democracy. If governments were graded for how well essential liberal democratic processes and institutions have been strengthened and consolidated, we would see a continuous decline in the average grade worldwide.
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(1/2) On this #DemocracyDay, we're releasing our 2022 edition of the #SGI! Our 10th edition examines the first two years of the #COVID19 pandemic and provides key insights into states’ resilience to crisis in democracy, policy performance and governance capacities.
https://t.co/OJbCCMpklm