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***À VOS AGENDAS : 46e Forum annuel de PGA et 4e Assemblée consultative des parlementaires pour les océans, les 26 et 27 mars 2026, à Ville de Mexico.***


Notre mode de fonctionnement

Notre mode de fonctionnement

Parliamentarians for Global Action joue un rôle essentiel dans la construction de sociétés plus justes et plus équitables. Nos programmes et nos campagnes fournissent l'inspiration et le soutien stratégique dont les législateurs ont besoin pour faire respecter l'état de droit et contribuer à un monde plus équitable, plus sûr, plus durable et plus démocratique. Le personnel et la direction de notre organisation s'efforce d'apporter un soutien complet aux membres de PGA, qu'il s'agisse d'assistance technique, d'expertise juridique, de réseaux de pairs ou de liens avec des organisations de la société civile, afin qu'ils aient accès aux outils nécessaires pour surmonter les obstacles politiques et faire avancer leurs priorités législatives.

Grâce à l'apprentissage entre pairs et à la défense conjointe des intérêts, Parliamentarians for Global Action veille à ce que des stratégies législatives efficaces, élaborées dans un parlement, puissent inspirer et éclairer des efforts similaires, créant ainsi un effet multiplicateur faisant progresser les droits humains et la gouvernance démocratique à l'échelle mondiale.

Margareta Cederfelt
Écoutez l'audio ici! Mme Margareta Cederfelt parle du rôle qu’elle a joué en tant que membre de PGA dans le processus de ratification du Traité sur le commerce des armes par son pays [audio uniquement en anglais] »

Our Theory of Change

Members of parliament play a key role in national and global efforts to promote and protect human rights, democracy, and peace in their capacity as lawmakers, as members of government, and as democratically elected representatives of the people of their communities.

PGA creates an enabling environment for positive change in society by facilitating peer-to-peer learning among parliamentarians, building connection between parliamentarians and civil society, as well as building bridges between domestic and international policymakers and stakeholders.

PROBLEM

In context of rising authoritarianism, erosion of democratic values, and backlash on rights, parliamentarians across the globe who value human rights, democracy, and peace are disconnected from one another, geographically and politically.

Parliamentarians need peer-to-peer networking and international support, education, technical assistance, and connection with civil society to enable them to counter democratic threats and take legislative actions from a human rights-based approach.

ACTIONS

  • Convening of safe spaces for constructive dialogue on specific topics in the PGA agenda.
  • Provision of tailored tools and resources for parliamentarians.
  • Education on international human rights law and campaign issues.
  • Safe spaces for women and representatives of marginalized communities in politics to dialogue and exchange experiences.

OUTPUTS

  • Development of roadmaps and action plans.
  • Increased visibility of PGA members through traditional and social media.
  • Improved engagement with national parliaments, including gender and multi-party representation.
  • Improved collaboration between parliamentarians and civil society stakeholders in country.

OUTCOMES

  • PGA members are strengthened as champions taking actions to promote the rule of law, democracy, human security, inclusion, gender equality and justice, including climate justice and the environment.
  • PGA members’ actions are amplified through a network of solidarity among parliamentarians from different political parties that creates knowledge and builds connection.
  • PGA members have increased engagement with civil society organizations and/or key stakeholders in their countries contributing to regular collaboration and fostering local ownership.

INDICATORS

  • Ratified treaties that uphold human rights and strengthen the rule of law and democracy in line with PGA campaigns.
  • Reported new or amended legislation adopted (of which a determined percentage protects/promotes the rights of women and marginalized populations).
  • Reported harmonizing of international human rights law into domestic legal frameworks (of which a determined percentage specifically safeguards the rights of women and marginalized populations and advances gender equality).

IMPACT

Parliamentarians in all regions of the world contribute to a rules-based international order for an equitable, safe, sustainable and democratic world.