Democracy and election academy trainings are conducted by PACE to promote electoral knowledge of citizens, to enhance the capacity of citizens and to encourage civic engagement.

PACE conducts nationwide observation on the overall electoral process (long-term and short-term) and identifies the exact positive and negative aspects of the electoral process. Recommendations and reports of the observation are published to encourage electoral legal reform that would promote transparency, responsibility and civic engagement.

PACE conducts its nationwide surveys according to internationally recognized methods of random statistical sampling. The purpose of conducting this kind of opinion polls is to aggregate and amplify the voices of ordinary citizens who would generally not be highlighted in the media.

Political process monitoring is a continuous course of actions by citizens or CSOs to gather & process data and report information with the aim to improve governance and raise awareness of a publicly funded process.